Overview
- On Thursday Uli Hoeneß apologised to Max Eberl for earlier public criticism and said he currently sees Eberl staying at Bayern with a 100 percent chance, a remark that club sources say makes a board-backed extension likely.
- Eberl has defended recent sporting choices, confirmed Bayern offered Michael Olise the No.11 shirt during the World Cup and said Olise chose to keep No.17.
- Bayern ended their Tegernsee training block with a 15:0 friendly win and will fly to Jeju and Hong Kong for an eight-day Asia tour that mixes test matches, PR events and team preparation.
- The club has completed high-profile ins and outs this summer but still seeks buyers for several surplus players and continues negotiations over Harry Kane’s renewal with both sides signalling strong intent but not a final deal.
- At national level Jürgen Klopp has taken charge of the Germany team, with DFB director Rudi Völler signalling Joshua Kimmich will remain a central/captain figure as Klopp begins his squad rebuild.