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DFB-Frist verstrichen: 1860 München muss in die Regionalliga zwangsabsteigen
Kicker·2026-06-03 16:05:22·1 view
Bis 17 Uhr an diesem Mittwoch hatte der TSV 1860 München Zeit, die vom DFB geforderten Lizenzbedingungen zu erfüllen. Das ist nicht geschehen, wie die Löwen selbst um kurz vor 18 Uhr in Form einer Pressemitteilung verkündeten. Damit muss der Traditionsverein erneut den bitteren Gang in die Regionalliga Bayern antreten.
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DFB-Frist verstrichen: 1860 München muss in die Regionalliga zwangsabsteigen
Bis 17 Uhr an diesem Mittwoch hatte der TSV 1860 München Zeit, die vom DFB geforderten Lizenzbedingungen zu erfüllen. Das ist nicht geschehen, wie die Löwen selbst um kurz vor 18 Uhr in Form einer Pressemitteilung verkündeten. Damit muss der Traditionsverein erneut den bitteren Gang in die Regionalliga Bayern antreten.
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