Transfer uproar discussed by Hoeneß: "Head to the castle court - sheikh makes an appearance"
In a significant move for German football, Bayern Munich has announced the permanent signings of Luis Díaz, Jonathan Tah, and Tom Bischof. With these acquisitions, Bayern's squad now boasts a strong 15 to 16 players, bolstered by a couple of promising young talents that the coach will need to skillfully integrate.
One of the new additions, Nicolas Jackson, joins Bayern on loan from FC Chelsea. The transfer fee for this loan, reported to be around 13 million euros, was covered by Bayern Munich themselves. The deal also includes a loan fee of approximately 15-16.5 million euros, with a future purchase obligation of approximately 65 million euros, as arranged directly by Bayern Munich.
Bayern's sporting director, Max Eberl, has been praised for his work this summer, with club president, Herbert Hoeneß, rating the transfer season as successful. However, Hoeneß has expressed doubts about the purchase obligation for Jackson, stating that it is unlikely he will play 40 games from the start, a condition necessary for Bayern to pay the full purchase fee.
Despite these doubts, Hoeneß remains optimistic about the integration of the young players. If successful, he believes this could make the 2022 transfer summer the best in Bayern's history. Hoeneß also asserted that Bayern is the actual winner of this transfer season, given the strength of their team.
While there have been no recent mentions of attendance records, England legend's criticism, or Max Eberl's enthusiasm, one thing is clear: Bayern Munich is gearing up for an exciting new season with a squad that promises to deliver.
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