US EditionMax Eberl Speaks on Adam Aznou and Other Bayern Munich Departures: "Can't Force a Dog to hunt." - Get German Football News
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Are talents too heavy at FC Bayern? According to criticism, sports executive Max Eberl comments. "The Munichers don't want to wear a dog for hunting."
This summer some talents have already left FC Bayern Munich. Now a defender could follow.
Max Eberl speaks on Adam Aznou and other Bayern Munich departures: "Can't force a dog to hunt." - Get German Football News
Bundesliga record champions FC Bayern Munich have shed three developmental prospects in the last three days. Fullback Adam Aznou (19, sold to Everton), winger Bryan Zaragoza (23, loaned to Celta Vigo), and attacker Lovro Zvonarek (20, loaned to Grasshopper Club Zürich) are off the FCB squad. Bayern board-member-for-sport Max Eberl recently offered up comments on the trio. Aznou’s departure is obviously permanent. Zaragoza’s move – when one cons…
In the squad of FC Bayern, there is a lot of top quality for the season. Critics, however, have long been complaining that only a few players have been trained in the competition themselves. Can the record champion grind the talent promotion? An accusation that the Munich sports executive board Max Eberl does not want to be pleased with.
Sports executive Max Eberl has positioned himself after criticism of the talent promotion of FC Bayern Munich. "I didn't follow the reporting so much. It didn't remain hidden to me that a summer hole had to be filled. With Josip Stanisic, Aleks Pavlovic and Jamal Musiala we have three regular players from our own youth. That's not so common," said the sports executive of the German football champion. "We always try to develop players over steps.…
Paul Wanner is supposed to start at FC Bayern. Max Eberl rolls out the red carpet for him.
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