Dynamo Dresden: Cutting the professional budget and the challenges in view!

Dynamo Dresden: Cutting the professional budget and the challenges in view!

In an all -day closed conference, the Dynamo Dresden Supervisory Board advised on the future of the association. As part of this meeting, in which the managing directors David Fischer, Stephan Zimmermann and Thomas Brendel also took part, the discussion about the professional budget was on the agenda. According to Image Think about a shortening of the budget To keep the association financially on course.

The development of the business plan for the 2025/2026 season is expected to be completed by the end of June. The Supervisory Board emphasizes that an attractive sports budget is crucial to secure relegation in the 2nd Bundesliga. The economic challenges of the association were discussed in detail at the meeting. Above all, the rising costs, for example for lease, security and medical services, are troubled by Dynamo. These factors were also addressed in an article by Tag24

financial challenges and TV money

An important point in the session was the important role of the TV money for Dynamo Dresden. Stefan Zimmermann, the finance manager, explained how urgently these funds are needed. After promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga, the association receives significantly more than the approximately 1.3 million euros in the 3rd league. For the upcoming season, you expect around 6.1 million euros more, which could make a decisive difference. For example, the 18th place received 7.3 million euros last season, so that the association can hope to rise in the TV table in the next few years.

In order to really call up the higher income, a placement in the front half of the table is essential. In the meantime, you have to keep an eye on the rising expenses. The high lease costs for the stadium, increased security and service costs as well as higher ticket prices are on the agenda. It is also checked whether changes will be necessary for the ticket prices.

The future of the training center and the fanshop

is also considered about the infrastructural investments of the association. The results for financing the new training center and the buyback of the fan shop are to be announced in the coming weeks. This could be of great importance for the club members and fans, since the commitment of the association for an improved infrastructure often goes hand in hand with a positive sporting result.

Overall, the situation at Dynamo Dresden is tense, but with a clear plan and a dedicated supervisory board, the association seems to master the challenges. A strong budget and sporting success are now more important than ever to survive in the 2nd Bundesliga.