German media: Bayern was surprised that Eberl looked for a replacement for Koeman and thought he should be prepared before the sale

August 21, according to the "South Deutsche Zeitung", Bayern was surprised that Ebert looked for a replacement for Koeman and believed that it should be prepared in advance.

The newspaper said that within Bayern, some people said that Ebert actually did not need to sell Kingsley Coman. When Ebert proposed the idea of ​​introducing a replacement after selling Koeman, the Supervisory Board was very surprised. The club's senior opinion is that the replacement was supposed to be proposed as part of the plan, not remedy after the sale of Koeman.

From Eber's point of view, he sold Koeman because he had been asked to reduce his lineup and cut his salary since he took office a year and a half ago. Eber originally thought that he could reinvest the transfer proceeds into the signings, but the result was that he was "reluctant" in the transfer market and could only find a loan player.