Haman: Hones interview will intensify the riots in Bayern, Eber is expected to leave soon

Hupu September 9th: Uli Henes had the opportunity to support Bayern Munich's troubled sports director Max Ebertel in the "Doppelpass" program aired on Sport1, but this was not the case. Henes criticized Ebertel many times. Didi Harman has now predicted that Eber will usher in the doomsday on Sebena Street.

Heres said in the "Doppelpass" program that Ebert appeared "sensitive" when there was a controversial discussion within Bayern Munich club. What he meant is: Eber lacks the resilience required to be a sports director. “Once we find the right person, Karl Heinz and I will quit,” Heness said. He means: Eber is not suitable for this position, and Heness prefers other candidates.

These remarks further undermine Eber's authority, who has been subject to continuous attacks from the media. After Heness made a series of remarks, former Bayern Munich player Harman believes Eber has no future at Bayern. "These remarks lead me to believe that their relationship will end in the foreseeable future. I don't know how things will develop after Heness makes these remarks," the TV expert told Sky. As a sports director at Bayern Munich, Ebert, "often makes a bad impression. I feel like he's been grumbling over the past few months," Harman continued. He suggested that Eber and the club strengthen internal communication rather than public communication. “They should not talk about each other openly, but communicate with each other,” Harman stressed. “They will be resolved sooner or later.” The 52-year-old former player said that Hones’ recent harsh words would “further aggravate the riots and speculations, and that these indiscriminate attacks are not needed for a club that longs for peace.”