Criticism worldwide: FC Bayern and Eberl's controversial transfer policy!

Criticism worldwide: FC Bayern and Eberl's controversial transfer policy!

München, Deutschland - FC Bayern Munich is once again in the line of fire and the interest in VfB Stuttgart striker Nick Woltemade could be a central topic. Max Eberl, the sports director of the record champions, has officially confirmed interest in the talented 23-year-old. Woltemade celebrated a successful debut in Stuttgart last season, scored 12 goals and provided 2 assists in the Bundesliga and 5 goals in the DFB Cup, which even secured a place in the German national team. At the UEFA U21 European Championship, he was able to contribute another 6 goals and 3 assists, which underlines his potential and probably also arouses the interest of Bayern, how bundesliga.com reported.

Despite all the ambitions, Eberl is faced with sharp criticism. Prominent voices from German football are increasingly harsh criticism of Bavaria's transfer policy. Fernando Carro, Managing Director of Bayer Leverkusen, and Ewald Lienen, former Bundesliga coach, are dissatisfied with Eberl's actions, while Andreas Rettig, Managing Director of DFB, feels the time of interest in Woltemade during the U21 European Championship. Critics accuse FC Bayern of taking no consideration of the interests of the players and clubs while using similar strategies in their own behavior. This topic throws respect for the Bavarian giant in another light, such as welt.de determined.

The pressure on Eberl grows

While Eberl is looking for solutions to fill the offensive gaps in the squad - not least because of the long -term downtime of Jamal Musiala, who has suffered a calf injury and ankle luxation - Bayern are under pressure. Peter Neururer, Sport1 expert, relies on the current transfer situation and has concerns that Bavaria's transfer proceeds "tend to be almost zero". The situation becomes critical because players who were considered possible reinforcements, like Florian Wirtz or Nico Williams, have chosen other clubs. The departure of league heavyweights such as Leroy Sané and Thomas Müller-who went free of charge-also raises questions.

Neururer emphasizes that the current situation is new to FC Bayern and that it is urgently needed to react quickly. With Musiala, which will be missing for several months, the upper quotas are at stake. The transfer poker around Woltemade could continue to complicate itself due to the increasing requirements, since VfB Stuttgart does not consider sales during this summer break, which could continue to drive up the price for the coveted striker. It is therefore important to wait whether Eberl and FC Bayern can make a good deal or whether the ball once again ends up in the goal, while nothing changes in transfer policy - a development that should not only worry about the fans of Bavaria.