Ebert s trading business has received strong support from senior management in the summer window, and Bayern s supervisory board may remain in office at the end of the month

August 6th August August 6th Behind Bayern Munich's transfer storm this summer, sports director Ebert is becoming the focus. According to several reporters from Biography, the club's supervisory board will hold a meeting at the end of this month to conduct a formal evaluation of Eber's past work at a window. Although there have been recent doubts about their recruitment strategies in the outside world, the overall tendency of the Supervisory Board is positive, among which Henes and Heine's support is particularly critical. Hones publicly called for "Eber's more applause should be given", while board chairman Heiner listed the successful signing of Kompani, Olisse, Bischoff and Ta as Eber's "hard result".

In the specific operation, Eber shows the dual control of details and relationships. In the deal with Louis Dias, he first established a hotline with the player's agent, and then CEO Dresen connects with Liverpool senior Hughes, and finally convinces the player to nod; Pallinia's 7 million euro loan is the result of Ebertell and Tottenham sports director Lange after multiple rounds of tug-of-war, and also helps Bayern free up salary space; Walter Mad's case is more dramatic - after Stuttgart refused to offer twice, Ebertell continued to communicate with the player's agent Bachmann, making the player himself determined to wait for Bayern; Jonathan Ta's sign-free continued his patience for a whole year. Ebertell did not give up after his failure last summer, and finally achieved a good result this summer.

In addition, Aznu transferred to Everton with an additional clause of 9 million euros + 3 million, and Zaragoza was led by Floind, and Eber intervened in coordination at different stages. Senior insiders revealed that Eber, Dresen and Floind even met three times a day when the transfer window was busiest, and "the tacit understanding of cooperation was unprecedented." All signs show that Ebert not only temporarily escaped from the crisis of dismissal, but may also continue to stay in office after the summer window and continue to trade for Bayern's next reconstruction.