Eberl's Passionate Defense Amidst Hoeneß Criticism
Max Eberl, Bayern Munich's transfer chief, defended his tenure following criticism from club figure Uli Hoeneß. Defining sensitivity as passion rather than weakness, Eberl highlighted his commitment to the club after a challenging start, emphasizing his strategic decisions, including the appointment of Vincent Kompany and critical contract extensions.

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Max Eberl, the transfer chief of Bayern Munich, passionately defended his role on Friday following criticism from Uli Hoeneß. The club's influential figure accused Eberl of being 'quite sensitive' in handling his responsibilities.
Eberl responded to Hoeneß's remarks by emphasizing that his sensitivity should be seen as passion for his work rather than a weakness. He highlighted his strategic decisions, including hiring Vincent Kompany, which led Bayern to a successful Bundesliga title win, and securing key player contracts.
Despite past setbacks, such as his departure from Leipzig, Eberl remains committed to Bayern. He dismissed rumors of his impending departure, stressing his dedication and desire to continue driving the club towards success.
(With inputs from agencies.)