Hones: I don t want to interfere in Bayern anymore, but when the progress is not going well, I have to intervene

Hupu September 7th News Bayern Munich honorary chairman and boss of the Supervisory Board Uli Henes was a guest on the TV program of German media SPORT1 today, and he talked about the club's management issues.

Heres first responded to the rumors that Max Ebert may resign: "These are rumors and speculations. At the Supervisory Board, we have no opinions on Max Ebert. Of course, we have discussed it, but resignation has never become a topic of discussion. Is he considering resigning? This has to be asked. Max has not been very good recently, mainly because of external pressure."

Regarding the problem that the Supervisory Board seems to make Ebert's work thorny, Heness said: "It will definitely cause quarrels. I have a lot of quarrels with Karl Heinz Rummeniger, but everything will be fine afterwards. Max is here It's quite sensitive. One thing is clear: transfers at the end of August are never a good idea, and they are always expensive. I also gave Max a suggestion: It's better to transfer in June and July, because other clubs have not really started transfers. In the last two or three weeks, things will get tricky."

Heness finally said: "I feel that Christopher Freund and Max Ebert cooperate well. Carl Heinz Rummenigge, Herbert Hener and I, as members of the board of supervisors, certainly hope not to intervene, but when we see something is wrong, we have to intervene."