German media: Eber is preparing to resign after the summer window, and management questions the "rental only" decision

According to the German media Munich Daily, Bayern director Ebert may voluntarily resign after the summer window, and there is also controversy within the board of directors about the decision to "only allow loans".

Increasing internal concerns within Bayern Munich's supervisory board: Max Ebert may voluntarily resign after a chaotic summer transfer window - an impression he left after attending a board meeting last week.

The general consensus is that Eber is ready to leave. If this happens, only one member of the Executive Board will remain in Jan Christian Dresen (as Chief Financial Officer Michael Didrich is leaving and his successor has not been determined). For the Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Herbert Heiner, this situation will constitute a catastrophic situation.

At the regular meeting of the Supervisory Board last week, the "only rent but not buy" policy caused fierce controversy. Not all board members fully agree with the strict austerity measures implemented by Chairman Herbert Heinener and two supervisory board members Uli Heinez and Karl Heinz Rummenig.