Ex-boss sounds the alarm
Rummenigge warns: “It can’t go on like this”
"We have to try to find a solution - it can't go on like this," Karl-Heinz Rummenigge made clear at FC Bayern's 125th anniversary celebrations. The "hunt for money" is a major concern for the former Munich boss.
"Everyone in soccer just goes to the office every day in the hunt for money to satisfy advisors and players. That can't be the future," said Rummenigge, who would like to see a round table on the subject of a salary cap.
Although he has already intervened with FIFA President Gianni Infantino, the 69-year-old would like all stakeholders - the players' union, the leagues and the associations - to get involved.
"Limiting the madness"
In any case, Rummenigge already has a lobbyist at his side in Klaus Filbry, the managing director of FC St. Pauli. "That would be a way of limiting the madness that is happening with regard to salaries. In my view, an important building block to restore competitive integrity," said the 58-year-old recently.
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