Hoeneß creates a special moment with this gesture | OneFootball

In the stands, a seemingly unspectacular gesture by Uli Hoeneß during Bayern’s match against Leipzig (6:0) prompted questions to sporting director Max Eberl. However, he was much more enthusiastic about the performance of the German record champions.

In recent days, Uli Hoeneß’s public statements regarding Bayern’s transfer policy have been making the rounds. The former FCB president explained that the club was only prepared to make loan deals in this summer’s transfer window. Afterwards, sporting director Max Eberl responded with a hint of irony at the pre-match press conference before the Leipzig game.

After Michael Olise’s 3:0 goal, Hoeneß then reached out to shake Eberl’s hand. The cameras captured this moment. Is the supposed dispute between the two decision-makers now settled? Eberl commented: “He reached his hand over to me, and I gladly took it. The 3:0 was also a beautiful goal. I don’t know what he wanted to signal. We were happy. It was simply satisfaction.”

“It should make sense and be reasonable”

And so, after the match, everything still revolved around the transfer policy of the reigning German champions. Eberl explained: “We still have ten days to realize the things we have in mind. That’s what it’s all about right now.” He continued: “We are actively deciding what we want to implement. It’s not that easy. Right now, it’s still the phase where many who want to sell are looking for a transfer to make money.”

Eberl also stated that if something is to be done, “then it should make sense and be reasonable.” The 51-year-old emphasized “the incredible desire of this group. It’s exceptional in terms of football, but also the energy is exceptional.” Regarding the numerous discussions off the pitch, the Bayern players “don’t give it a thought. We’re just eager.”

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