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Stimmung auch mies, aber kommt davon wenn man die Tickets nicht den Mitgliedern gibt #HainerOUT #TicketsAufMitgliederPersonalisieren
Warum bekomme ich als Mitglied keine Karten aber der Versager sitzt da drin. #HainerOUT
Julian Nagelsmann will be at Allianz Arena tonight alongside his assistant Benjamin Glück to take a look at Bayern's German internationals as well as Antonio Rüdiger [@SPORTBILD]
![iMiaSanMia's tweet photo. Julian Nagelsmann will be at Allianz Arena tonight alongside his assistant Benjamin Glück to take a look at Bayern's German internationals as well as Antonio Rüdiger [@SPORTBILD] https://t.co/mwf184dyo4](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HF8kpgVaYAAFUKA.jpg)
@iMiaSanMia @taggatsn Im fucking puking, disgusting, words cannot describe the fucking hate that i feel and the incompetence from seeing this club getting rawdogged for the whole market to end up with literal SHIT, #EberlOUT, #UliOUT, #FreundOUT, #HainerOUT. I am done with all this fucking circus
Herbert Hainer and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge stand behind Uli Hoeneß' 'loan only recommendation'. Everyone at FC Bayern knows that a mere recommendation from Uli Hoeneß is practically a law set in stone. For them, the new signing will only be a back-up player, and should not block the path and take minutes away from youth players
The sporting management (Eberl, Freund, Kompany), however, is fighting for real reinforcements. Last season serves as a warning for them. When Bayern were eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals by Inter, they were missing nine players. That would be a disaster with the current state of the squad. In the second season under Kompany, they want to achieve more than just the league title
[@altobelli13, @cfbayern]
![iMiaSanMia's tweet photo. Herbert Hainer and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge stand behind Uli Hoeneß' 'loan only recommendation'. Everyone at FC Bayern knows that a mere recommendation from Uli Hoeneß is practically a law set in stone. For them, the new signing will only be a back-up player, and should not block the path and take minutes away from youth players
The sporting management (Eberl, Freund, Kompany), however, is fighting for real reinforcements. Last season serves as a warning for them. When Bayern were eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals by Inter, they were missing nine players. That would be a disaster with the current state of the squad. In the second season under Kompany, they want to achieve more than just the league title
[@altobelli13, @cfbayern]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GzT3gJHWQAAD1Dm.jpg)
![iMiaSanMia's tweet photo. Herbert Hainer and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge stand behind Uli Hoeneß' 'loan only recommendation'. Everyone at FC Bayern knows that a mere recommendation from Uli Hoeneß is practically a law set in stone. For them, the new signing will only be a back-up player, and should not block the path and take minutes away from youth players
The sporting management (Eberl, Freund, Kompany), however, is fighting for real reinforcements. Last season serves as a warning for them. When Bayern were eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals by Inter, they were missing nine players. That would be a disaster with the current state of the squad. In the second season under Kompany, they want to achieve more than just the league title
[@altobelli13, @cfbayern]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GzT3gCVXwAAYdK9.jpg)
- @SPORTBILD also confirm SZ's report that the supervisory board was surprised when Max Eberl wanted to sign a replacement for Kingsley Coman
President Herbert Hainer speaking to @SPORTBILD
• You were eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals last season. What's your goal for the new season?
Hainer: "It's always important to emphasize: Guys, let's keep our feet on the ground! Of course, FC Bayern plays in all competitions to win them – that's our goal. But we also always say clearly: The Champions League is the pinnacle of European football, and to win this title, absolutely everything has to be in place. In the past two years, we've seen that small details have made the difference – including our game against Paris Saint-Germain at the Club World Cup. Our main objective is to win the Bundesliga. It's always been this way, it's this way this season, and it will always be this way. The rest is the icing on the cake, the winning goal in stoppage time, so to speak."
[@altobelli13, @cfbayern, @MichelSchroeer]
![iMiaSanMia's tweet photo. President Herbert Hainer speaking to @SPORTBILD
• You were eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals last season. What's your goal for the new season?
Hainer: "It's always important to emphasize: Guys, let's keep our feet on the ground! Of course, FC Bayern plays in all competitions to win them – that's our goal. But we also always say clearly: The Champions League is the pinnacle of European football, and to win this title, absolutely everything has to be in place. In the past two years, we've seen that small details have made the difference – including our game against Paris Saint-Germain at the Club World Cup. Our main objective is to win the Bundesliga. It's always been this way, it's this way this season, and it will always be this way. The rest is the icing on the cake, the winning goal in stoppage time, so to speak."
[@altobelli13, @cfbayern, @MichelSchroeer]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GxIR1kcXUAEmjVE.jpg)
Please don't listen to the German media. We need Ralf Rangnick and Markus Krösche!
• #HoeneßOUT
• #EberlOUT
• #FreundOUT
• #HainerOUT
We’re not voting for you 🤡 #HainerOUT
Herbert Hainer on the quarterfinal against PSG: "Paris are definitely one of the best teams in Europe at the moment and have also played well so far in this Club World Cup. We're facing the Champions League winners with the utmost respect - but we are FC Bayern and don't have to hide. As we've seen, our team is in good form – and when two top teams play against each other, it's always a spectacle for the fans. In such games, it's all about details; sometimes form on the day decides" [@VTschirpke]
![iMiaSanMia's tweet photo. Herbert Hainer on the quarterfinal against PSG: "Paris are definitely one of the best teams in Europe at the moment and have also played well so far in this Club World Cup. We're facing the Champions League winners with the utmost respect - but we are FC Bayern and don't have to hide. As we've seen, our team is in good form – and when two top teams play against each other, it's always a spectacle for the fans. In such games, it's all about details; sometimes form on the day decides" [@VTschirpke]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gu8omAZWUAALIAG.jpg)
Herbert Hainer's current term as Bayern president ends in December 2025. The current tendency is that he will run for a third term [@altobelli13, @cfbayern]
![iMiaSanMia's tweet photo. Herbert Hainer's current term as Bayern president ends in December 2025. The current tendency is that he will run for a third term [@altobelli13, @cfbayern] https://t.co/lDDkC0WlKo](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GtHUQnWXMAAgXM8.jpg)
Doué, Kvaratskhelia, Dembele und Barcola.
Währenddessen verlängern wir mit einem Sané der pro Saison 6 gute Spiele hat und über Coman und Gnabry brauch ich gar nicht erst reden.
Der einzige Flügel auf dem Niveau bei uns ist Olise.
Wir müssen im Sommer nachlegen.
Egal wie.
The supervisory board's critical view of Max Eberl's work started last year with a frantic search for a new coach, and the many rejections that followed (Xabi Alonso, Julian Nagelsmann, Ralf Rangnick). Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge felt compelled to intervene publicly. Added to that, in the view of some officials, the overpriced contract extensions (Musiala, Davies, Kimmich, Nübel) and failed transfers
A clear signal to Eberl is the prominent and public courting of Florian Wirtz by Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Hoeneß began talks with the player's father, Hans Wirtz, weeks ago. That undermines Eberl's standing, who has decades of experience in the industry and wasn't used to interference in his work at Borussia Mönchengladbach. The Bayern motto is: If the big bosses say something, you have to do it
Thomas Müller is also a point of discussion : While Eberl had not given the impression with his public statements that Müller's career at FC Bayern was coming to an end, Hoeneß initiated Müller's departure with his "substitute" statement. Eberl has to cut wages. The costly contract extensions are now supposed to be compensated for by Müller's departure. There's also the case of Leroy Sané. Eberl is keeping the talks going behind the scenes, but parts of the board and the supervisory board have been against another costly extension for weeks.
This isn't the first time negotiations have dragged on. The accusation is that Eberl made commitments regarding potential salaries, contract terms, and signing fees in talks with Davies' and Musiala's management without obtaining prior approval from the supervisory board. The same applies to the negotiations with Kimmich and Jonathan Tah. Eberl saw the need to sign Tah, reached a verbal agreement with him before last year's Euros, and negotiated the key details with his agent, Pini Zahavi. However, other officials and ultimately the supervisory board blocked a transfer, seeing no need for an additional defender
There's also been some 'quiet criticism' of various new signings, such as João Palhinha. Some consider him too expensive and, in any case, only needed to be brought over the finishing line after the transfer fell through a year earlier. Internally, there is also discussion about the expensive, mistaken signings of Bryan Zaragoza and Sacha Boey. Freund was primarily responsible for these
Eberl is highly credited with bringing in Michael Olise. However, the truth is: former chief scout Markus Pilawa had already scouted Olise before Eberl took office and played a key role in paving the way for his summer transfer
Another ongoing issue is player sales. There's also pressure on Eberl on that point, although he's not responsible for the big contracts of Gnabry, Goretzka, Coman..
Winning the league with Vincent Kompany, whom Eberl brought in, would strengthen him internally and ease the mood. What's also been noticed is that: With Kompany, Eberl has brought in a coach who fits the club well and who, with his confident appearances, brings calm publicly. Another point in favour of Eberl: no one who was supposed to extend his contract has left the club
The stagnating development of the Campus continues to be the focus of criticism. In particular, too few talented players from within the club's academy are making it into the first team, and too few talented youngsters are being discovered, as Hasan Salihamidžić once did with the discovery of Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies. The fact that only Stanišić and Pavlović have made the breakthrough in recent years, and none at all during Eberl/Freund's tenure, is not enough for some at the club
[@kerry_hau, @Plettigoal]
![iMiaSanMia's tweet photo. The supervisory board's critical view of Max Eberl's work started last year with a frantic search for a new coach, and the many rejections that followed (Xabi Alonso, Julian Nagelsmann, Ralf Rangnick). Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge felt compelled to intervene publicly. Added to that, in the view of some officials, the overpriced contract extensions (Musiala, Davies, Kimmich, Nübel) and failed transfers
A clear signal to Eberl is the prominent and public courting of Florian Wirtz by Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Hoeneß began talks with the player's father, Hans Wirtz, weeks ago. That undermines Eberl's standing, who has decades of experience in the industry and wasn't used to interference in his work at Borussia Mönchengladbach. The Bayern motto is: If the big bosses say something, you have to do it
Thomas Müller is also a point of discussion : While Eberl had not given the impression with his public statements that Müller's career at FC Bayern was coming to an end, Hoeneß initiated Müller's departure with his "substitute" statement. Eberl has to cut wages. The costly contract extensions are now supposed to be compensated for by Müller's departure. There's also the case of Leroy Sané. Eberl is keeping the talks going behind the scenes, but parts of the board and the supervisory board have been against another costly extension for weeks.
This isn't the first time negotiations have dragged on. The accusation is that Eberl made commitments regarding potential salaries, contract terms, and signing fees in talks with Davies' and Musiala's management without obtaining prior approval from the supervisory board. The same applies to the negotiations with Kimmich and Jonathan Tah. Eberl saw the need to sign Tah, reached a verbal agreement with him before last year's Euros, and negotiated the key details with his agent, Pini Zahavi. However, other officials and ultimately the supervisory board blocked a transfer, seeing no need for an additional defender
There's also been some 'quiet criticism' of various new signings, such as João Palhinha. Some consider him too expensive and, in any case, only needed to be brought over the finishing line after the transfer fell through a year earlier. Internally, there is also discussion about the expensive, mistaken signings of Bryan Zaragoza and Sacha Boey. Freund was primarily responsible for these
Eberl is highly credited with bringing in Michael Olise. However, the truth is: former chief scout Markus Pilawa had already scouted Olise before Eberl took office and played a key role in paving the way for his summer transfer
Another ongoing issue is player sales. There's also pressure on Eberl on that point, although he's not responsible for the big contracts of Gnabry, Goretzka, Coman..
Winning the league with Vincent Kompany, whom Eberl brought in, would strengthen him internally and ease the mood. What's also been noticed is that: With Kompany, Eberl has brought in a coach who fits the club well and who, with his confident appearances, brings calm publicly. Another point in favour of Eberl: no one who was supposed to extend his contract has left the club
The stagnating development of the Campus continues to be the focus of criticism. In particular, too few talented players from within the club's academy are making it into the first team, and too few talented youngsters are being discovered, as Hasan Salihamidžić once did with the discovery of Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies. The fact that only Stanišić and Pavlović have made the breakthrough in recent years, and none at all during Eberl/Freund's tenure, is not enough for some at the club
[@kerry_hau, @Plettigoal]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GniPYA7WYAAJYqQ.jpg)
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