Hertha BSC is in a difficult financial situation and is looking for an investor to support the club. A potential buyer is 68-year-old Phil Murphy, who has already been in contact with Hertha's board member Ralf Thaeter. Murphy is an experienced investor who is familiar with the football business and is the main owner of the women's team New York/New Jersey Gotham FC. The US insurance company A-Cap, which currently holds the shares of Hertha BSC, wants to sell them and is looking for a buyer. The sales documents are already in a data room and can be viewed by interested buyers. The ideal time for a purchase is now, as the shares are of lower value because Hertha BSC did not achieve promotion in this season. Murphy will try to buy the shares for significantly less than 100 million euros. The valuation of the shares is between 50 and 60 million euros. Hertha BSC itself has no say in the sale, but can veto a potential buyer if they do not meet the club's principles. The club is in existential, structural and financial difficulties and urgently needs an investor to support it. The future of Hertha BSC depends on the outcome of the sale. The club must prepare for the new season and needs financial resources to do so. The fans of Hertha BSC hope for a positive outcome of the sale and a successful future for their club. The situation is critical and the club needs a solution quickly. The fans are waiting anxiously for news about the sale and the future of their club.