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A new study has highlighted the underrepresentation of women in top football management positions, without specifying the exact number of women in these roles [1]. This issue is not exclusive to football, as the study does not mention any other sports or leagues where similar underrepresentation exists.
Meanwhile, in the world of football, Uli Hoeneß, the honorary president of Bayern Munich, has recently experienced a health scare during a charity golf event. Hoeneß, who has served Bayern Munich for a significant period, was hospitalized with a suspected burst vein but was discharged the same day, and it is reported that he has no long-term health effects expected [2][3]. The details of the charity event where this incident occurred are not provided in the article.
In a separate development, the Court of Justice of the European Union has issued a ruling that impacts the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) [1]. The specific reasons for this ruling are not mentioned, but it has resulted in the curbing of CAS' authority. The article does not provide information on the impact of this ruling on CAS' future operations.
It's worth noting that the study does not provide details on the roles included in the 100 top management jobs in the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga football clubs, nor does it offer any recommendations for improving the representation of women in these positions. Similarly, the study does not mention any specific football clubs where women are underrepresented in top management positions.
The study also does not provide information on the impact of underrepresentation of women in top football management positions on the sport as a whole. Furthermore, it does not mention any initiatives or efforts to increase the representation of women in these positions.
As for Uli Hoeneß's current health status, the article does not provide any updates. The article also does not mention any other individuals or organizations involved in the events described.
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Despite the underrepresentation of women in top management positions not being specified across European-leagues, including the Premier League, the issue of gender imbalance is prominent in football management. Notably, the study did not discuss the roles in the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga football clubs or provide recommendations to enhance women's representation in these positions.
