This view has to be respected, Rummenigge is a man of absolute integrity.
Suppose just for fairness, we could also point out he speaks for a club whose President served a jail sentence for tax evasion of 28m euros, then upon his release was automatically voted unopposed back into his position at that club.
Then Rummenigge himself who was given two watches worth up to 84k euros by a ‘mystery’ friend on a trip to Qatar after they had been awarded the World Cup, who then didn’t declare the ‘gifts’ upon his return to Germany and received a 250k euro fine, also no problem for Bayern Munich, so a club with officials who can be fully trusted and whose integrity on financial matters should not be questioned…
In addition, always worth mentioning their three main sponsors own 25% of Bayern between them, Adidas, Audi and Allianz, so three of their main sources of income own a quarter of that above suspicion paragon of virtue which is Bayern Munich, something that for some strange reason is very rarely mentioned when they are instructing other clubs on how they should be run.
Please, more advice from criminals with convictions of fraud on how fully audited football clubs should be run.