In einer verblüffenden Ankündigung, die die Fußballwelt in Aufruhr versetzt hat, hat der FC Bayern München Pläne enthüllt, das Unterhaching-Stadion zu erwerben und vollständig neu zu gestalten – in einem rekordverdächtigen Deal im Wert von 3,7 Milliarden Euro.

Bayern Munich Unveils State-of-the-Art €3.7 Billion Plan to Acquire Unterhaching Stadium

Munich, Germany — October 29, 2025

In a stunning announcement that has sent shockwaves through the football world, FC Bayern Munich has unveiled plans to purchase and completely redevelop Unterhaching Stadium in a record-breaking deal valued at €3.7 billion. The move represents one of the most ambitious infrastructure investments ever made by a European football club.

A Vision Beyond Football

According to Bayern’s official statement, the acquisition is part of a long-term vision to transform Unterhaching Stadium into a multi-purpose, state-of-the-art sports and entertainment complex, serving as a new hub for the club’s women’s and youth teams. The project is being described as a “once-in-a-generation investment” that will “redefine the future of Bavarian sport and community engagement.”

Club president Herbert Hainer said during the unveiling ceremony

Details of the €3.7 Billion Project

The proposed development plan includes:

• A fully retractable roof with solar energy integration.
• A next-generation hybrid pitch system designed for both men’s, women’s, and youth matches.
• A football innovation lab for data analytics, biomechanics, and AI-assisted training.
• A sports science university partnership center in collaboration with Munich Technical University.
• Over 100,000 m² of green and recreational space to promote sustainability and community engagement.
• A fan village featuring restaurants, hotels, and an interactive Bayern museum.

The 15,000-seat stadium will be expanded to 35,000 capacity, with flexible modular sections designed to host concerts, esports tournaments, and major cultural events.

Economic and Community Impact

Local officials in Unterhaching have hailed the agreement as a “historic milestone” for the region. The redevelopment is expected to create over 10,000 jobs during construction and contribute hundreds of millions of euros to the local economy annually once operational.

Mayor Markus Böck of Unterhaching commented:

The €3.7 billion investment will be financed through a combination of Bayern Munich’s internal capital, strategic sponsorships, and private partnerships with global technology and construction firms.
Construction is set to begin in mid-2026, with completion expected by 2030.

A New Era for Bayern Munich

The acquisition marks a bold new chapter in Bayern’s ongoing expansion beyond the Allianz Arena. Analysts suggest the move aligns with Bayern’s ambition to become not just a football powerhouse but a global sports brand driving innovation across disciplines.

Sporting director Christoph Freund concluded: