Bayern Munich President Herbert Hainer has commented on Uli Hoeneß's statement about Max Eberl's future. The sports executive still has work to do. "I assume Uli meant that we're very satisfied with this transfer window," said Hainer in an interview. The Bayern have signed Ismael Saibari from PSV and Nathaniel Brown from Eintracht Frankfurt in this summer. However, it's the remaining sales business that Eberl still needs to deliver upon, in order to be evaluated. "We had agreed beforehand that we were looking to strengthen two positions: a backup option in attack and more pace in defense," Hainer elaborated. "I'm convinced we've filled those needs with two very good players. At the same time, I believe we've also moved on more than ten players and generated transfer income, which was another objective. We still have four weeks left in the window to possibly find clubs for one or two more players." Hainer emphasized that the decision over Eberl's future will ultimately be made by the supervisory board. "I'm convinced that the supervisory board will make the right decision. I should also say that the same applies to [CEO] Jan-Christian Dreesen - we're just as satisfied with the work he has done." Time is running out fast for Eberl and Bayern to get these deals done. And Hainer and Hoeneß himself both appear to be recognizing that the club may not be able to move out all three of the senior team players (João Palhinha, Sacha Boey, and Bryan Zaragoza) on the transfer block. Currently sidelined: Lennart Karl, Serge Gnabry.