Bayern Munich had a 'perfect' transfer window, according to Uli Hoeneß. The honorary president praised the signings of Nathaniel Brown and Immanuel Saibari, as well as the revenue from player sales. The two new signings, each costing around €50 million, are expected to help the team succeed in the new season.
What did Uli Hoeneß say?
Hoeneß expressed satisfaction with the transfers and emphasized that the two players will be 'very useful' for the team. He noted that the club has already generated over €40 million from sales and that further transfers are possible. However, he made it clear that contracts at Bayern Munich are 'sacrosanct' and players can only leave if a solution is found.
Why is this important for Bayern Munich?
The signings of Brown and Saibari are expected to strengthen the squad and help achieve the goals of the new season. The revenue from sales gives the club financial flexibility to make further transfers or strengthen the team in other areas.
What comes next?
Bayern Munich will continue to try to sell more players to generate additional revenue. However, the club is not under pressure, as the players' contracts are binding. Hoeneß emphasized that the club is in a good position and is not in a hurry to make further transfers.
