Bremer SV in the crisis: relegation wobbles after a cup defeat!

Bremer SV in the crisis: relegation wobbles after a cup defeat!

The Bremer SV did it: the relegation in the regional league is secured, even if everything was not on its own. The decision was made at the last minute when TSV Havelse took the promotion to the 3rd football league. This helped the BSV, whose board will now discuss the financial situation of the association in the coming days. As the Sportschau is not without worries. A lost trophy final against SV Hemelingen hit the BSV sensitive and cost 200,000 euros in income without the possible DFB Cup qualification.

The sporting situation is tense. With 15th place in the table, the Bremer SV should be saved, but the descent specter hovers over the club. Since Hannover 96 II had to descend from the 3rd division, an additional team will have to relegate to the top division, which tightens the starting point for the BSV. Next Saturday the Bremer SV will be "keeping your fingers crossed" for TSV Havelse, because its climb could go to the BSV indirectly, such as the kicker reported.

financial worries and cup ambitions

A victory in the state cup final would have been of great importance for Bremer SV. Coach Sebastian Kmiec was faced with an unpredictable opponent. Both clubs are dependent on the income from the cup victory. The last four years have been successful for Bremer SV, which was able to win the national cup three times and was able to qualify for the DFB Cup. But last year the great success failed to materialize. Previous DFB Cup participants against top-class opponents such as FC Bayern and Schalke 04 had created reserves, but are not available this year.

The economic situation is not exactly rosy either. Without the trophy impimination, the BSV could not afford the next season in the regional league. The board will hold a meeting on Wednesday to discuss the future of the association. If the financing does not come about, a descent to the Bremen League could threaten what fans frightened and terror.

amateur football and financial challenges

A clear regulation regarding the remuneration for players is also important in amateur football. According to information from the DFB, the minimum remuneration for contractual players in the DFB game regulations is set to 350 euros per month. Compliance with these regulations is of crucial importance for associations, since they are responsible for the removal of taxes and social security contributions. With a fee of over 520 euros per month, the player is considered a paid athlete, which can bring far -reaching tax consequences. Without these income, it becomes increasingly difficult for clubs like the Bremer SV to stay over water. Further information is available.