Kay Bernstein, one of the founders of Harlekins Berlin’98, Hertha Berlin’s ultra group, and now owner of a communications company, was elected this Sunday as the club’s new president, garnering 1,670 out of 3,040 votes. vote in the extraordinary general assembly and prevail over the other two candidates.
This is the first time a former member of an ultra soccer group has reached out to the president of a club, according to the Bild newspaper, explaining that Bernstein, 41, has been expelled from the stadium three times in the past.
“The club is in intensive care”
After being elected, Bernstein insisted the club was in “intensive therapy” and it could now be “cleaned from the inside out.” His success as the successor to Werner Gegenbauer, who stepped down after 14 years, was happily celebrated by Berlin club fans.
Hertha Berlin were able to avoid relegation from the Bundesliga last season in the playoffs against Hamburg. Despite losing the first match 0-1 in Berlin, they came from behind in the second leg (0-2) to continue in the top flight of German football.
Source: La Verdad
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