Why just rent and not buy? Hones: Buying and buying Barcelona is a lesson, I don t want that

Hupu September 7th News Bayern Munich honorary chairman and boss of the Supervisory Board Uli Henes was a guest on the TV program of German media SPORT1 today, and he talked about topics related to the transfer.

When talking about the "only loan allowed" policy at the end of the transfer window, Henes said: "Everyone has a different view on this. Max Eber originally wanted to buy people, but our supervisory board must pay attention to our financial situation. This is as important as sports success. Barcelona is the best example. What happens when you just buy, buy, buy, and buy, and end up with a debt of 1.2 billion euros but can't do anything."

Regarding Bayern Munich's transfer, Henes said: "No Eber, no Henes' transfer." There is no transfer for Rummenigg, and all transfers are transfers for Bayern Munich. "

Regarding how long I will play for Bayern Munich, Henes said: "First of all, I was selected to the Supervisory Board. Secondly, if someone in the Supervisory Board says they no longer need me, I will leave. Once we find the right person, Karl Heinz Rummenigg and I will step down."

Frankfurt Sports Director Marcus Crosch recently said that he wants to "work freely", which is different from Bayern Munich. In response, Heness said: "Marcus Croscher did a great job in Frankfurt, but no one believed he was the only one who had a say in the transfer market of 8,000 to 90 million euros. The media wanted to convince people that the situation in Bayern Munich was different. The only difference is that everything we did was immediately reported everywhere. In Frankfurt, they could work with peace of mind."