The two charitable organisations are the Bürgerstiftung Leverkusen and the Bayer 04 Sportförderung gGmbH. And, of course, ticket holders can choose which organisation will benefit. The donation of the value of a ticket only requires the completion and signature of a waiver plus submission to Bayer 04 by 16 May 2020.
Refunds are available for the home games against Glasgow Rangers, VfL Wolfsburg, Bayern Munich, FC Köln and FSV Mainz 05 plus the away fixtures at Werder Bremen, Borussia Mönchengladbach and SC Freiburg. As it stands, 43 per cent of all ticket holders have registered their interest.
Full details for holders of season cards and match tickets are available HERE.
The sustainable use of the BayArena seats removed as part of the current stadium upgrade has taken on a new dimension: Following on from numerous Bayer 04 fans receiving their ‘Undefeated Champions seats’ and various clubs and community organisations from Leverkusen and the wider region having collected the dismantled seats, Blau-Gelbe Kreuz e.V. also made their way to the BayArena recently. The German-Ukrainian aid organisation took away around 2,100 seats; in Ukraine, these will be used to upgrade the sports infrastructure of two clubs.
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Bayer 04 have transferred U19 midfielder Emmanuel Chigozie Owen to FC Utrecht in the Eredivisie.
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Renovation work has been underway at the BayArena for several weeks now as part of the stadium’s routine refurbishment after 17 years. More and more of the new folding seats – which, from next season, will provide significantly greater comfort and make it easier to move between rows – have now been installed. The new high-quality seats have now been fitted throughout the entire east stand, giving the BayArena a new lease of life.
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Bayer 04 Women have further bolstered their squad for the upcoming Google Pixel Bundesliga season with the signing of Justine Brandau from Feyenoord. The 23-year-old Dutch left-back has joined on a deal through to 30 June 2028.
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