Bayer Leverkusen supporters’ association Nordkurve12 has called for an end to its own club’s longstanding exemption from German football’s 50+1 ownership rule.
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The Bundesliga has set out a timetable for the next phase of the 50+1 reform process, with renewed club backing sought in December and final proposals expected in the first half of 2027.
For now, the legal and structural questions surrounding Leverkusen, Wolfsburg, Leipzig and Hannover remain unresolved.
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