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German footballer and administrator

Jörg Wacker is a German football administrator and former footballer who is last known to have been the head of internationalization and strategy of German Bundesliga side FC Bayern.

Early life

As a university student, Wacker studied literature and sports at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.

Playing career

As a footballer, Wacker played for German side VfR Pforzheim.

Style of play

Wacker mainly operated as a striker and was known for his technical ability.

Administrative career

After graduating from university, Wacker worked as a managing director for German television channel Sport1. After that, he was appointed managing director of Austrian online betting brand Bwin. In 2013, he was appointed head of internationalization and strategy of German Bundesliga side FC Bayern. He also became part of the club's five-person board. In 2021, he left FC Bayern.

Personal life

Wacker has two brothers and a daughter.

References

  1. "Jörg Wacker, Strategie-Vorstand des FC Bayern". bild.de.
  2. "Internationalisierungs-Chef Jörg Wacker über". sport1.de.
  3. "FC Bayern-Vorstand Jörg Wacker: „2015 steht Asien auf dem Plan"". Washington Post (Archived).
  4. "die Trends im Fußball". pz-newws.de.
  5. ^ "Jörg Wacker - in Pforzheim gekickt, beim FC Bayern München gelandet". pz-news.de.
  6. "Bescheidene 140 Millionen Euro". taz.de.
  7. "Bwin-Chef fordert ein Ende anonymisierter Wetten". welt.de.
  8. "Bayern-Vorstand Wacker über Wett-Einschränkungen: Wett-Verbote machen alles nur noch schlimmer!". bild.de.
  9. "Inside Bayern Munich: how the Bundesliga club plans global expansion". theguardian.com.
  10. "Opening of the 'FC Bayern World' – a unique project in the footballing world".
  11. "Trennung von Jörg Wacker - eine reine". focus.de.


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