Uli Hoeneß fires six shots at Tegernsee – Bayern patron speaks out Bayern Munich legend Uli Hoeneß (74) spoke out at the friendly match against FC Rottach-Egern (15:0). The honorary president commented on Fifa president Gianni Infantino, World Cup sales plans, Max Eberl, Harry Kane and transfer rumors about Michael Olise. Currently sidelined: Lennart Karl, Serge Gnabry. ## What did Hoeneß say about Infantino and the World Cup plans? Hoeneß criticized Infantino and his plans to sell parts of the World Cup to investors. "I have a very strong opinion! But it's too early to share it," said the Bayern legend. When asked if he was against Infantino, Hoeneß replied: "Definitely." ## How did Hoeneß react to the Uefa's World Cup boycott? The honorary president believes that Europeans underestimate their power. "A competition without Europeans can be thrown in the trash! If Mr. Infantino wants Fiji Islands against Cape Verde at the World Cup, then he can have it," said Hoeneß. ## What did Hoeneß mean about Max Eberl? Hoeneß apologized to Eberl for an interview published early. "I was angry at myself," said the club patron. According to Hoeneß, the chances of a contract extension for Eberl are now at 100 percent. ## What role do Kane and Olise play? Hoeneß also commented on the transfer rumors about Harry Kane and Michael Olise. While Kane is still the focus of negotiations, Olise seems to be firmly under contract at Bayern. ## What's next for Bayern Munich? With Hoeneß's clear statements, Bayern Munich faces important decisions. The contract extension for Eberl and the transfer plans for Kane and Olise will shape the coming weeks.