Mbappé’s move to Real Madrid has raised some disagreements in the world of football, and if it is true that it is not the only move of this type that has been made, it may be the most media-worthy of all. In a talk with the German newspaper Sueddeutsche ZeitungEberl, the sporting director of Bayern Munich, expressed concern about the growing greed surrounding the world of football, warning that this trend could lead to devastating consequences for the sport.
💥 Harsh criticism from Max Eberl, sporting director of Bayern Munich, to the signing of Kylian Mbappé for Real Madrid:
🗣️ “It’s too much and at some point you feel like it’s going to explode…”
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Many people have overreacted to what Eberl has said, because they think that he is complaining about wanting to sign the best players in the world, and nothing could be further from the truth, that is not his complaint. The sports director talks about how money is coming out of the wheel towards the players and agents and here we are going to explain why.
When a club signs a player to another club, the transfer money goes from one club to another, so this second club has money to sign again, but when a club signs a player who has finished his contract, the money It goes directly to the player and his agent, so it leaves the market, and that can greatly affect the world of football.
Eberl also addressed the dilemma clubs face between sporting success and financial stability. “Of course, I know you won’t applaud me here if we finish fifth, but our tally has increased. You just want to harmonize both things. Bayern have managed to do it time and time again. Of course, I also want to be successful. As the person responsible for the sports area, I am also in this dilemma,” he concluded.
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