FC Bayern’s mandatory victory and Bremen quickly became a minor matter. Those responsible were obtained from Hoeneß ‘100 million dream. Does he become true now?
So is Hoeneß ‘wish now the current Bayern boss command? This is exactly what T-Online asked at sports director Max Eberl. “What aptly said? You can dream,” said Eberl. With these words, sports director Christoph Freund had already reacted in a Bavarian team on Thursday at the final press conference on Hoeneß ‘dream of Wirtz and Jamal Musiala.
With the support of friend, the extremely difficult implementation of Hoeneß ‘”Wusiala” vision is primarily with Eberl. So what does that mean for him? Even more pressure than he already has? “So at first it is not our player who belongs to the other club. If I am properly informed, the player has no exit clause,” Eberl continued on this demand.
“We have to see that our finances fit, so there are already some imponderables.” And further: “We want to make our contracts, our internal transfers first. This is the most important thing. And then let’s see what is possible in summer.” There was hardly a 100 million transfer that would be at least necessary for Wirtz with a current market value of even 140 million euros.
Hoeneß had also demolished the framework conditions for the next transfer phase in the T-Online interview. The club broke the billion mark for sales for the first time this year, but at the same time pursues a savings course when the team was rebuilt. How does that fit together? “This initially depends on all the contract extensions,” said Hoeneß. A desired is that of Musiala that Bayern definitely wants to bind to the club and make the face of the future beyond 2026.
“After that, you have to take a balance and see how much money is still there to possibly get new players,” said Hoeneß. And then the big one followed: “As I see it at the moment, there is not a lot of money to buy big next year.” After all, Hoeneß continues to be “not the turnover, but the yield. It is still okay, but also not the way he was before.”
But how should his Wirtz request come true? CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen gave an indication of how it could still work. “The Uli said that without a time horizon,” said Dreesen. “Florian Wirtz is one of the best German players – and you know how we have done it in recent years: we want the best players to be with us. And that’s why Uli is certainly right.”