Naming rights deal for Offenbacher FC Kickers’ stadium



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Bieberer Berg stadium naming rights Image: Kickers Offenbach

German football club Offenbacher FC Kickers’ stadium will have a new name after investment platform Plutos Vermögensverwaltung agreed a deal to become the naming rights partner.

Offenbacher FC Kickers said that from July 1, 2026, the stadium at Bieberer Berg will bear the name Plutos Stadion am Bieberer Berg for an initial period of three years.

The agreement was concluded following constructive discussions between the stadium operating company, Plutos Vermögensverwaltung and Offenbacher FC Kickers 1901.

Offenbacher FC Kickers, commonly known as Kickers Offenbach, is a German association football club in Offenbach am Main, Hesse which plays in the Regionalliga Südwest league.

The club was founded in 1901 and plays its home games at the 20,500 capacity Bieberer Berg Stadium.

The club said that with this naming partnership, a private-sector company is once again taking over the naming rights to Offenbacher FC Kickers’ stadium for the first time in a long while.

Plutos Vermögensverwaltung has long been a reliable partner and sponsor of OFC. The parties have agreed not to disclose the financial terms of the agreement.

As part of implementing the naming partnership, the stadium’s existing exterior signage will be updated in the coming weeks.

In addition to large-scale exterior displays, the new name of Offenbacher FC Kickers’ stadium will appear on the borders of the video wall. Signage will also be installed on the Hermann-Nuber Stand above the executive boxes.

Additionally, the logos of Stadiongesellschaft Bieberer Berg, OFC, and Plutos Vermögensverwaltung’s investment funds will be prominently displayed. Similar branding will be applied in the entrance area above the mixed zone.

Dr. Felix Schwenke, Mayor of the City of Offenbach am Main and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Stadiongesellschaft Bieberer Berg, said, “Bieberer Berg is far more than just a football stadium; it is a place that fosters a strong sense of identity for many people in our city and the entire region.

“I am therefore delighted that we have succeeded in securing Plutos Vermögensverwaltung—a strong, long-standing partner—as the naming rights holder.

“This agreement sustainably strengthens the venue and demonstrates what is possible when the business community, the club, and the public sector pull together. I would like to express my sincere thanks to Kai Heinrich and Plutos Vermögensverwaltung AG for their commitment.”

Andreas Herzog, Managing Director of Stadiongesellschaft Bieberer Berg, said, “From the very beginning, the discussions were characterized by mutual trust, openness, and a shared goal: to position the Bieberer Berg for long-term success.

‘The partnership now agreed upon is a win for all parties involved. We are delighted to have Plutos Vermögensverwaltung by our side—a partner that knows and values this location and has been committed to the OFC for many years.”

Joachim Wagner, President of Offenbacher Fußball Club Kickers 1901 e.V. and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of OFC Kickers 1901 GmbH, added, “This agreement is an outstanding example of how cooperation between the club, the city, the stadium operating company, and the business community can work.

“We have enjoyed a partnership based on trust for years and are pleased to see it now take on this significant new form. The naming rights partnership strengthens the entire OFC environment and creates new opportunities for our club’s future.”

Kai Heinrich, CEO of Plutos Vermögensverwaltung and Vice President of the OFC, explains: “For me personally and for our company, the Bieberer Berg is a very special place. We have supported the OFC as a partner and sponsor for many years. This new naming rights partnership reflects our deep connection to the club, the stadium, and the city of Offenbach.

“Together, we have succeeded in finding a solution that benefits everyone involved. We view this as a crucial step in the continued development of the venue and look forward to shaping this path together in the years to come.”

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