Germany Sky: Bayern is not expected to fire Eber, and its current transfer window has a net income of 23 million

According to German Sky Sports, Bayern's Supervisory Board and the Board of Directors held an important meeting this afternoon to discuss club sports and economic issues.

Eber's work will also be the focus of discussion, and the sports director has faced increasing criticism internally recently. However, according to German Sky Sports reporter Kerry Hau, reliable information obtained from multiple channels shows that the possibility of firing Eberl is currently very small. Although not all Bayern executives are completely satisfied with his work, there is no plan to fire Eberl at this meeting unless there is a "very, very crazy" situation.

German Sky Sports also talked about the criticism of Eber's work. According to several senior executives, the contract between Musiara and Alfonso Davis was too thick, the sale price of Koeman was too low, and Sane's free departure also caused damage to the club's economic situation. He had poor communication with Bayern legend Mueller on leaving the team. However, since taking office on March 1, 2024, Eber has completely followed Bayern's spending cuts and successfully reduced costs by selling players and signings free of Jonathan Ta and Bischov. The current transfer window also has a net income of about 23 million euros (expends of 72 million, revenue of about 90 million).