Matthäus suggests Hoeness should talk internally rather than through the media sakidbet

sakidbet othar Matthäus suggested that Uli Hoeness should talk to Max Eberl and Christoph Freud privately rather than telling the public about the story. sakidbet

German football legend Lothar Matthaus believes Bayern Munich chief executive Uli Hoeness should keep the club’s operations internal rather than public, amid criticism that he interferes with current managers Max Eberl and Christoph Freund, Sky Germany reported on Saturday.  ( sakidbet )

‘Uli has shaped Bayern for almost five decades. He has the right to express his opinion, but why does it always have to be public?’ Matthäus said. ‘If I was in a responsible position, I would say, ‘Hey, let me work!’, Uli, come to me, tell me how I can help. If I want to help, I will come to you. ‘

In a recent statement, Hoeness spoke about the need to sell players before signing more, after the Bavarians have already signed three new players in Hiroki Ito, Michael Olise and Joao Palhinha, which is true by footballing standards, but Matthäus believes it should be discussed internally rather than announced in the media. 

‘Although his statement that the player must be sold before a new contract can be signed is normal and understandable, he does not need to emphasize this publicly. He should discuss this matter internally with Max Eberl and Christoph Freud. Eberl and Freud will make the decision according to their position, but these words show where the main decision-makers are.’

‘Uli used to let Oliver Kahn and Hasan Salihamidzic do their jobs. He didn’t want to make the same mistakes again. Hoeness’s worries and fears were clear. He hired Kahn and Salihamidzic and fired Julian Nagelsmann and Thomas Tuchel, but unlike in the past, these decisions have not worked out in the last few months. That’s why Hoeness is under enormous pressure. ‘