Football: Antitrust Office: Basically no concerns against the 50+1 rule
Football: Antitrust Office: Basically, no concerns against the 50+1 rule
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Football: Antitrust Office: Basically, no concerns against the 50+1 rule. In essence, the rule stipulates that investors cannot take over a majority of votes in the corporations of clubs. © dpa-infocom, dpa:260812-99-314871/1.
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Football: Antitrust Office: Basically, no concerns against the 50+1 rule.
reliability high4/6 sourcesIn essence, the rule stipulates that investors cannot take over a majority of votes in the corporations of clubs. © dpa-infocom, dpa:260812-99-314871/1
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In essence, the rule stipulates that investors cannot take over a majority of votes in the corporations of clubs. ©..
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