"To give a little insight into the functioning of the club, the supervisory board is at the top of the power pyramid at Bayern Munich. It sets the grand vision for the club, taking decisions on the key roles in the club and handling big fee transfers. It consists of 9 members with Herbert Hainer as the President of the club. Uli Hoeneß is the deputy chairman and the honorary president continuing to hold a lot of influence but restraining from flexing it until really needed."
"Overseen by the supervisory board, the executive board is in charge of day to day affairs of the club's business. It consists of three roles - the CEO, the board member for sport and the board member for marketing and sales. The former two are in focus due to their contracts expiring in 2027 and that they have immediate impact on the club's football."
Bayern Munich will face two major front-office renewals in 2027 when the CEO and the board member for sport contracts expire. The supervisory board sits at the top of the club's power structure, comprises nine members led by President Herbert Hainer, and takes decisions on key roles and large transfers; Uli Hoeneß remains deputy chairman and honorary president with significant influence but exercises restraint. The executive board manages daily business and includes the CEO, the board member for sport, and the board member for marketing and sales. Jan-Christian Dreesen is CEO; Max Eberl sets the sporting vision, defines player profiles, and oversees transfers and squad planning. Sporting Director Christoph Freund handles talent scouting, contract negotiations, youth integration, and day-to-day sporting operations. Final decisions on renewals are expected after the summer transfer window.
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