MÜNCHEN (Bulinews) Ahead of their meeting with Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich’s director of sales and marketing, Rouven Kasper, explained the significance of the Der Klassiker match for both clubs.
He stressed that the game is more than a local clash; it is a key highlight of the upcoming media round attended by Bulinews.com and other outlets.
The organization is working to position Der Klassiker as a marquee fixture, drawing a parallel to El Clásico in La Liga, which has become a historic rivalry.
Kasper emphasized that the match is the season’s largest event, played twice annually, and that its appeal extends well beyond Germany, drawing a global audience.
Viewership for the derby is reported to be double that of a typical Bundesliga Topspiel game on Saturday evening, underscoring the strong interest in the two top clubs.
The chief marketing director highlighted that the attacking style of both Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund makes the fixture especially marketable, reinforcing the allure for fans worldwide.
International reach is a major factor, as the match is broadcast in more than 200 countries, showcasing the Bundesliga’s reputation for dynamic football.
To capitalize on this exposure, Bayern and Dortmund have launched extensive Der Klassiker campaigns and are cooperating with broadcast partners to ensure global visibility.
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