MUNICH — Bayern Munich has extended Jan-Christian Dreesen’s contract as chief executive by two years through June 2027. The Bavarian powerhouse said on Monday it was “committed to continuity” in its leadership and the 57-year-old Dreesen’s ...

Bayern Munich have this evening confirmed the contract extension of CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen (57) by a further two years until 2027. The club’s supervisory board voted in favour of the decision at

Jan-Christian Dreesen has signed a contract extension as Bayern Munich CEO. The 57-year-old's deal, which was due to expire in 2025, has been renewed until 2027, the Bundesliga giants announced on Monday evening.

Dreesen took over as the club’s CEO in May 2023 after Bayern Munich decided to part ways with CEO Oliver Kahn and director of sport Hasan Salihamidzic. Since then, Dreesen has navigated the club through one of the most difficult periods in over a decade.

Per an announcement via FCBayern.com, Bayern Munich has extended the contract of CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen: FC Bayern is committed to continuity in its top management and is extending the successful collaboration with Jan-Christian Dreesen,

Bayern Munich have this evening confirmed the contract extension of CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen (57) by a further two years until 2027. The club’s supervisory board voted in favour of the decision at today’s regular meeting,