Hertha BSC
Berlin's Old Lady in blue and white, telling the club's story since 1892.
At a glance
A body of work worth reading
Four championship final defeats in four straight years — 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929. Then two German titles back-to-back: 1930 and 1931. That arc tells you everything about Hertha BSC. Not a club that gave up. A club that learned, came back and won.
The full story — from the founding in 1892 through the Weimar titles, the post-war rebuilds, the great European nights, the academy that feeds the first team — is waiting on our History page. Substance over nostalgia. Real dates, real places, real honours.
Read the historyFrom the academy to the Ostkurve
The Nachwuchsleistungszentrum
Hertha BSC's youth academy — the pipeline from Berlin's streets to the Olympiastadion. Development that starts young and runs deep, building the next generation of players who will wear blue and white.
The women's team
Part of the Hertha family, growing in strength and profile. Football for everyone who wears the colours, from the youngest academy players to the professional pitch.
The Ostkurve
The east end of the Olympiastadion. Where the supporters gather. Where the noise builds. Where Hertha's passionate base lives on match days and beyond.
Work with Hertha BSC
Sponsors, media partners, businesses looking to align with Berlin's oldest football club — and alumni who want to stay connected to the Hertha story — belong here.
We work with partners who understand what the club stands for: history, discipline, rootedness in Berlin football culture. Not transactions. Partnerships that matter.
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