TOKYO -- Bayern Munich is a rarity in the ebb and flow of European soccer, as it has remained a top club for decades. In May, the team secured the title of the German Bundesliga's first division for an unprecedented 11th consecutive time.
Herbert Hainer, the club's president as well as chairman of the supervisory board, explained the reasons for having former players on the management team and how this has been working, in an interview with Nikkei during his recent stay in Japan, when he traveled for the club's July-August Asian tour.
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