SHANGHAI: German football club powerhouse Bayern Munich opened a Shanghai office Wednesday in a bid to capitalise on China’s vast fan base and voracious hunger for top-flight football training. Chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge announced the opening of its office in the German Centre, a complex in Shanghai’s Pudong district, with support from the China Football Association and Shanghai’s soccer and education authorities. “China is a massive market,” Rummenigge said through a translator. “Germany is a football powerhouse. We hope we can provide some help in China… (and) through such cooperation we can help China boost football overall.” On the same day, German Bundesliga side Wolfsburg also opened new offices in Beijing’s 798 art district.
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