Contentious encounter between Matthew and Hoeneß

In a series of recent exchanges, football legend Lothar Matthäus has criticized Bayern Munich's honorary president, Uli Hoeneß, over the club's transfer negotiations.

Matthäus, who serves as advisor to young talent Nicolas Jackson, has taken issue with Hoeneß's statements regarding the purchase obligation for a loaned player from Chelsea. According to Hoeneß, the obligation only applies if the player features in the first 40 games, a condition that he believes Nicolas Jackson will not meet.

This statement, made during the "30 years of 'Doppelpass' on Sport1", has raised questions about Jackson's eligibility for the first 40 games. Matthäus, however, questions whether Hoeneß's statement implies that Jackson is barred from playing the initial games of the season.

The strained relationship between Matthäus and Hoeneß is not new. The two have had a history of disagreements, with the latest clash revolving around the national player Nick Woltemade.

Matthäus' criticism is not limited to statements about himself or Bayern Munich's sporting director Max Eberl. He has also expressed disapproval over contract details of Nicolas Jackson, adding to the growing unrest within the club.

Hoeneß, in response, has commented that he and Matthäus have little to say to each other. The honorary president's actions are causing unrest that FC Bayern, a club seeking peace, does not need.

Despite the disputes, negotiations between Jackson's agent and FC Bayern Munich are ongoing. Both parties are hopeful that the deal can be finalized before the transfer deadline on September 1st, 20:00. Chelsea's cooperation is a key factor in the transfer proceeding.

Matthäus is not alone in his criticism of Hoeneß. People from within FC Bayern have reportedly questioned Hoeneß's actions, adding to the controversy surrounding the club.

Lothar Matthäus, aged 64, finds recent statements from Uli Hoeneß embarrassing, and the saga continues to unfold in the world of football.