Herbert Hainer remains President of Bayern Munich. The former Adidas CEO was re-elected at the annual general meeting. However, he is unlikely to be completely satisfied with the election result. This ended up being weaker than three years ago.

It's definitely not a big surprise that Herbert Hainer remains the president of FC Bayern. The 68-year-old was re-elected at the Annual General Meeting with a large majority. Hainer shouldn't be all that happy with his re-election. He received 1092 yes votes out of 1395 votes. There were also 85 abstentions and 218 votes against. Accordingly, Hainer won the election with about 78 percent of the votes. A number that reads well at first glance, but actually isn't. Just three years ago, Hainer received 98.1 percent of the votes when he was elected to succeed Uli Hoeneß.

However, the old and new President showed no sign of disappointment after his re-election. "I'm happy to accept the election. I won't disappoint you," said Herbert Hainer. CEO Oliver Kahn was enthusiastic about being able to continue working with Herbert Hainer and praised him warmly. "Herbert Hainer is extremely important for our club . His experience, his competence, his network and, above all, his love and commitment to FC Bayern make him an outstanding president and CEO," he explained. Vice-presidents Dieter Mayer and Walter Mennekes were also confirmed in their posts with a clear majority. Accordingly, everything remains the same in the Bavarian Presidium.

This article was originally published on 90min.com/de as Herbert Hainer remains Bayern President.