FC Deisenhofen

What FC Deisenhofen does

FC Deisenhofen e.V. is a registered nonprofit sports association (eingetragener Verein) founded in 1920, based in Deisenhofen within the municipality of Oberhaching, south of Munich, Bavaria. The club operates organized competitive and recreational football (soccer), fielding 4 senior men's teams (Bayernliga Süd, Kreisliga, A-Klasse, C-Klasse), a senior citizens team, a Futsal Bayernliga team, and approximately 25 youth teams spanning U12 through U19 age groups, plus the Gipfelstürmer-Fußballkindergarten (FuKi) program for children from age 4. Total membership stands at approximately 700, of which roughly 500 are active across teams.

The business model is membership-anchored and nonprofit. Recurring revenue is generated from annual membership fees (300 EUR active adults, 170 EUR passive adults including season ticket, 265 EUR children and youth), supplemented by sponsorship and advertising from local businesses (Oberhachinger Strom as primary sponsor, plus Hachinger Bau, flowconcept, mydomus, Druck und Medien Schreiber), merchandise sales through the fcd-shop.de online storefront, and event revenue from community gatherings such as the annual Stadlfest. Membership applications are accepted digitally, by mail, or in person, with SEPA direct debit for fee collection. Distribution and outreach are conducted through a single-country domestic footprint (Bavaria) via the club website, Facebook, the FCD Aktuell print/flipbook magazine distributed to ~6,300 Oberhaching households, email, and on-premise activities at the Am Sportplatz 22 facility (pitch, artificial turf, dressing rooms, and Vereinsgaststätte).

The club is volunteer-run, with 8 administrative staff and a board led by 1. Vorstand Martin Schmid alongside 2./3. Vorstand Florian Boos and Manfred Zotz, Finance Director Markus Gratzer, Youth Director Dennis Petersen, Technical Director Thomas Werth, and Marketing/Communications Director Stefan Hofberger. Technology is standard: a Drupal-based website with Matomo analytics, with no proprietary platform, mobile app, AI/ML, or data products. Strategic infrastructure development is conducted in partnership with Gemeinde Oberhaching, including a new locker room/function building project.

Name

FC Deisenhofen

Legal name

FC Deisenhofen e.V.

Website

https://fcdeisenhofen.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1920

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

FC Deisenhofen e.V. is a German nonprofit football club founded in 1920 in Oberhaching, Bavaria, serving approximately 700 members across senior, youth, and Futsal teams. It generates revenue from annual membership fees, local sponsorships, merchandise, and community events.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Amateur Sports Club

NAICS

Sports Teams and Clubs (711211), Sports and Recreation Instruction (61162)

SIC

Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYMPAKACAE

Local Amateur Clubs & Community Sports Organizations

Media, Entertainment & Sports/Sports (Leagues, Teams, Events, Venues)/Collegiate & Amateur Sports Organizations (NCAA, Federations, Clubs)

SECONDARYEDALAIAB

Club Sports Programs

Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Athletics, Recreation & Fitness

SECONDARYHSADAEAF

Team & Club Coaching (seasonal team coaching)

Home & Personal Services/Fitness, Wellness & Personal Training/Sports Coaching & Athletic Performance

Keywords

• Amateur football club
• Youth football development
• Sports club membership
• Community football programs
• Grassroots soccer

Headquarters

HQ city

Deisenhofen

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership Fees: Annual membership fees charged to active adults (300 EUR), passive adults (170 EUR), and children/youth (265 EUR). This forms the core recurring revenue stream for the club.
2. Sponsoring and Advertising: The club generates revenue through advertising partnerships including banner advertising, print advertisements, and online advertising on the club's website and materials. Sponsors include Oberhachinger Strom, Hachinger Bau, flowconcept, mydomus, and others.
3. Merchandise Sales: The club operates an online fan shop (fcd-shop.de) selling FC Deisenhofen branded merchandise including the launch collection and fan articles.
4. Event Revenue: Revenue generated from club events such as the annual Stadlfest (outdoor festival with tickets sold via fcd-shop.de), with live music and entertainment.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

FC Deisenhofen is a traditional German football (soccer) club founded in 1920, offering organized team sports participation, training, and competitive play across multiple levels. The club operates approximately 30 teams including men's senior squads competing in Bayernliga Süd, Kreisliga, A-Klasse and C-Klasse, plus 25 youth teams, a senior citizens team, and a Futsal team competing in the Futsal Bayernliga. Membership-based participation is supplemented by community programs including the Gipfelstürmer Football Kindergarten (FuKi) for children aged 4+, youth development circles, an online fan shop, club magazine (FCD Aktuell), and community events such as the annual Stadlfest.

Product overview

FC Deisenhofen is a traditional football club offering organized team sports participation through multiple competitive men's, senior, youth (25+ teams), and Futsal squads. The club operates a membership-based structure with annual fees and provides supplementary programs including the Gipfelstürmer-Fußballkindergarten (FuKi) for young children, a youth development circle, club magazine (FCD Aktuell), online shop, and annual community events such as Stadlfest and Christkindlmarkt participation.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Gipfelstürmer-Fußballkindergarten (FuKi): Football kindergarten program for children starting at age 4, focusing on movement joy, skill development, and social competence.

Products and services

• FC Deisenhofen Football Club Membership
• Gipfelstürmer Football Kindergarten (FuKi)
• Stadlfest
• FCD Online Shop
• Futsal Team Participation
• Youth Development Circle (Jugendförderkreis)

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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Has API

No

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Oberhachinger StromcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerMain sponsor providing jersey sponsorship and advertising. Oberhachinger Strom (Oberhachinger municipal utility) is the primary sponsor of FC Deisenhofen, appearing on team jerseys and providing banner advertising at the club premises.
• flowconcept GmbHcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerCommunication agency providing marketing and design services. flowconcept Agentur für Kommunikation GmbH handles the FCD Aktuell magazine layout and design, as well as general club communications support.
• Hachinger BauminorGTM or Marketing PartnerLocal construction company in Oberhaching providing advertising support for the club.
• Druck und Medien Schreiber GmbHminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerPrinting company (Druck & Medien Schreiber GmbH) based in Oberhaching providing printing services for club materials and the FCD Aktuell magazine.
• Gemeinde OberhachingcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe municipality of Oberhaching is a key partner for FC Deisenhofen, supporting infrastructure development (new locker room/function building project), providing access to facilities, and supporting all-day childcare programs. Mayor Stefan Schelle attended the annual meeting to discuss joint infrastructure projects.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Others

• Bayerischer Fußball-Verband (BFV): The Bavarian Football Association, which organizes the Bayernliga and lower leagues in which FC Deisenhofen competes. Not a direct competitor but the governing body whose league structure and regulations shape the club's competitive environment.
• Deisenhofen Municipality Recreation Programs: General municipal recreation and sports programs serving the Oberhaching community. Adjacent rather than directly competing, as these programs may overlap for casual sports participation but lack structured team competition.

Regional players

• SpVgg Unterhaching: A nearby Munich-area football club competing in similar regional leagues. Comparable as a southern Munich suburban amateur club with youth development programs and local community orientation, but serves the neighboring municipality of Unterhaching.

Direct peers

• SV Planegg: A small amateur football club in the Munich suburb of Planegg. Directly comparable as a community-based amateur club of similar scale, operating youth and senior teams in the same Bavarian amateur league system.
• SC Baldham-Vaterstetten: Amateur football club from the eastern Munich area. Compares as a similarly-sized community amateur club with structured youth development and senior teams competing in Bavarian amateur leagues.
• SV Lohhof: Amateur football club in Unterschleißheim near Munich. Directly comparable in scale and structure as a community-led amateur club with multiple youth teams and senior sides in Bavarian leagues.
• TSV Grünwald: A local Munich-area sports club with football sections. Comparable as a community-based amateur football operation serving a wealthy Munich suburb, with similar league participation and member-funded model.
• TSV Neuried: A community sports club with football operations in the Munich suburb of Neuried. Comparable in size, governance model, and local community orientation as a Bavarian amateur football club.

Broad incumbents

• FC Bayern Munich (Amateur/Senior teams): The dominant Munich football club. While FC Bayern operates at the professional level, its reserve and amateur teams compete in similar Bavarian league structures, making it a comparable organizing model for football at scale in the same region.
• TSV 1860 Munich: Historic Munich football club with a strong amateur and youth football infrastructure. Operates in the same Bavarian football pyramid and similar community-based model, though at significantly larger scale and with greater professional heritage.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/fcdeisenhofen
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/fc-deisenhofen

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Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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