Bayern Munich will decide in summer whether to extend Max Eberl’s contract as board member for sport. Reports indicate the decision may be uncertain due to dissatisfaction among supervisory board members. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge is described as a critic of Eberl, with concerns that transfers are finalized too quickly and become overly expensive. During the last transfer window, Eberl allegedly pushed for too many deals, including Xavi Simons and Jamie Gittens, without financial approval. Another concern involves not standing firm on salaries, with costly contract extensions for players such as Alexander Nübel, Jamal Musiala, Alphonso Davies, Dayot Upamecano, and Joshua Kimmich. A further issue is limited communication about transfer plans, despite a rule requiring supervisory board approval for deals above €50 million.
"One of the primary issues surrounding Eberl include a lack of communication regarding his transfer plans, which can be an issue considering Bayern Munich's internal rule that the supervisory board must approve all deals that exceed €50 million: The management feels that Eberl lacks a strong relationship of trust with the supervisory board. Eberl communicates too little regarding the implementation of his transfer and squad plans. He only approaches them once he has essentially alrea"
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