Matteus: Hones is Bayern, but he s better off making less external news

Hupu September 14th News In recent days, due to Uli Henes' remarks, the situation within Bayern Munich has become increasingly tense. Bayern Munich CEO Jan Christian Dresen was in a good mood before the Bundesliga match against Hamburg. He made a humorous appearance on Sky TV's show.

Sky TV host Sebastian Herman asked, "What do you think of Lotal Mattus?"

Dreesen joked, "As an expert or a player?"

Herman: "Now he is an expert."

Dreesen wanted to avoid answering, "As a player, he is very outstanding..."

Herman asked, "What is he as an expert?" What kind of person? "

Dreyson continued: "I admire his professional skills very much. Of course, sometimes opinions vary. The same is true for Sky TV, which is not completely unfamiliar to you in terms of the Waltermad incident and the difference in evaluations between Didi Harman and Lothar."

Herman: "Waltermad scored today."

Dreyson: "I am happy for him."

}Hermann asked again: "Do you think Uli Heness's speech help you?" (Hermann recently made a series of controversial remarks when he was a German TV show, which caused a lot of off-site discussions.)

Dreisen continued: "No, I don't think so. Uli is just doing his job, and his heart is with Bayern Munich - just like the rest of us."

Expert Tabeya Kem immediately interrupted: "So he and Mattus are in love and fight each other?"

Dreisen explained: "Anyone who knows Uli knows that he is a person who likes to argue and conflict easily. But he is also a person who is good at sharing and can find a way to reconciliation. That's why I don't feel much negative about it. He just hopes the club can be in a better position."

Hermann pulled the expert Mattus in. "Lotal, how do you think of the inner connection?" said Matthews. "Uli always has a say in Bayern Munich. He is Bayern Munich. Without Uli Heness, none of this will exist. Of course, headlines are indispensable. I always say: Less external news, more internal news." Hermann continued, "We met Max Eberl at the press conference. I think he is very touched. How do you feel about it?" said Dresen. "Max's most important statement is that he serves Bayern Munich with all his heart. This applies to all of us, unites us. Of course, when you show up in front of the media every day, it affects you. It's very clear. That's why I really like his comments. It's not a one-man show, we all have a responsibility to the club, and we all devote ourselves to it all - good and bad."

Hermann added: "Everyone outside says Uli Heness is too much to do this, but everyone inside says it's okay, can you understand?"

Dreesen explicitly said: "No."

Hermann: "Why not?"

Dreesen concluded: "Because anyone who knows Uli Heness until Tah desires and is full of energy to make the club as good as possible. He never hides his point of view, he is exactly the same as Uli Heness 30 years ago. Anyone who understands this can easily accept it. What's the problem? We did a great job, both financially and at the competitive level."