Former Bayern Munich president Fritz Scherer dies at age 85

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2025-03-16

Munich (dpa) - Former Bayern Munich president Fritz Scherer has died at age 85, the record Bundesliga champions said on Sunday. Scherer became a club member in 1971, was treasurer 1979-1985, president 1985-1994 and vice president until 2012. He was also a long-time member of Bayern's supervisory board. "Fritz Scherer was an architect of today's FC Bayern," president Herbert Hainer said in a club statement. "Our thoughts are with the family and fr......

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