Uli Hoeness is back in charge of Bayern Munich 270 days after his early release from a 42-month prison term for tax evasion. Some 7,152 Club members voted overwhelmingly for the 64-year-old Hoeness, who was the only candidate, to become president again on Friday. ''To be standing here today, I thank my two families, mine and that of Bayern,'' said Hoeness, who was applauded into the club's AGM.
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