Bayern Munich President Uli Hoeness arrives with his lawyer Hanns W. Feigen (L) for the continuation of his trial for tax evasion at the regional court in Munich March 12, 2014. Hoeness, who has admitted evading millions of euros of taxes, hid even more income than he said, a tax inspector told his trial on Tuesday. REUTERS/Marc Mueller/Pool
MUNICH (Reuters) - A German judge signalled he would rule on Thursday whether the president of Bayern Munich soccer club had evaded 27 million euros ($37.44 million) in tax, after a third day in court ended in less than two hours of testimony.
The trial of 62-year-old Uli Hoeness, admired by many for turning Bayern into one of the world's top teams, has stunned Germans.
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