Photograph: Dresen is the big winner in Bayern s senior executive changes, and he now has unprecedented power

Bayern announced earlier on Thursday that it would end its cooperation with Vice Chairman of the Board and CFO Didrich. Biography pointed out that the biggest winner in this senior personnel earthquake was Bayern's chairman Dresen. The original contract between Diedrich and Bayern will not end until June 30, 2026, and now the two sides will end their cooperation early on September 30 this year. The former banker received a generous offer from the business community, according to Biography.

For the seats of the German Professional Football League (DFL) presidium (which will be re-elected in September), Bayern Munich will now send another board chairman Dresen to run for the election - he became the biggest winner in the high-level earthquake.

Because: In fact, as early as December 2024, after eight years as a member of the DFL presidium, Dresen handed the position to Didrich. And now, Dresen will take over the role of DFL, who is about to leave Bayern.

As early as October 2024, the German media Manager Magazine reported that Dresen may be removed from his position as chairman of the board and said there was an internal power struggle between him and Didrich. The two former bankers and financial experts have repeatedly clashed and disagreeed in their work.

But then everything changed completely: Bayern chairman Heiner publicly supported his CEO Dresen, who also extended the contract to 2027 in November.

Since then, the head of the professional football company has begun to actively participate in all of Bayern's top transfers - he has previously dominated the most expensive signing in Bayern's history, namely signing Kane from Tottenham for 100 million euros.

For example, in negotiations about a transfer tug-of-war for Stuttgart striker Walter Mad – the deal is currently at a deadlock, with Dresen in charge of communicating with Stuttgart senior Wealler. As previously revealed by Bild, sports director Ebert is just a role of being cc in the quotes sent via email.

In the deal to sign Dias for a transfer fee of up to 75 million euros, Dresen also played a decisive role in the negotiations with Liverpool. This once again greatly consolidated his status when facing the strong supervisory board composed of Honorary Chairman Henes and Ruménig and Heiner. The report also pointed out that Dresen originally planned to end his ten-year career as chief financial officer at Bayern in the summer of 2023. And two years later, his power at Bayern has become unprecedentedly powerful.