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    German cartel office approves 50+1 rule after 8-year review but orders Bundesliga to fix three problem areas

    Germany's Federal Cartel Office closed its eight-year review of the 50+1 rule on 12 August 2026, finding no fundamental antitrust objections but ordering the Bundesliga to fix three problem areas, including phasing out sponsor exceptions for Wolfsburg and Leverkusen.

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