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1 week agoUli Hoene acknowledges not everything perfect at Bayern Munich, but no reason to be too 'sensitive' about it
Uli Hoeneß will step down once suitable successors are in place, defends Max Eberl against separation rumours, and warns that late-August transfers are costly and problematic.
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1 week agoBayern Munich supervisory board thought Max Eberl could quit, but he might just need a recharge
Max Eberl faces departure uncertainty amid rumors and internal praise while blaming supervisory board austerity and transfer policies for hindering his work and accountability.
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2 weeks agoBayern Munich, Fulham fail to work out loan for Jonah Kusi-Asare
❌ DEAL OFF! The paperwork could not be completed in time. Jonah Kusi-Asare will stay at Bayern Munich - for now. Several other clubs (PSV, Anderlecht, ...) remain interested. One to watch for the next days as the window is still open in other leagues. Bayern want to renew his contract before loaning him out.@SkySportDE There are still possibilities of movement for Kusi-Asare because of differing transfer deadlines within Europe, so stay tuned.
Soccer (FIFA)
fromBavarian Football Works
2 weeks agoBreaking: Bayer Leverkusen sacks Erik ten Hag
This decision was not an easy one for us. Nobody wanted to take this step. However, the past few weeks have shown that building a new and successful team with this setup is not feasible. We firmly believe in the quality of our team and will now do everything we can to take the next steps in our development with a new setup.
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fromBavarian Football Works
2 weeks agoBack to the drawing board for Bayern Munich's Max Eberl
"Transfers are only finalized once the signatures are in place. He [Jackson] is there, and then we'll see. We'll take a closer look at it after the game and act accordingly. It's easy to understand: You negotiate, you reach an agreement, then comes the medical check, and extraordinary things still happen. I can't say what's going on now,"
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