German football bosses risk the wrath of fans after confirming they will again try to agree a deal on Monday to allow the German Bundesliga and second division to welcome external investors. Monday’s meeting of the German Football League (DFL) will be the third attempt at an agreement. Long-standing rules mean most German clubs can not be owned by large investors so the idea of bringing in a partner for the league as a whole has been floated to try to make the Bundesliga more competitive internationally. Spain’s LaLiga has done something similar with private equity. DFL managing directors Marc…