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"Hoeneß and Rummenigge are slowly becoming a problem"
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The atmosphere at Bayern is as bad as the weather at the last training session. Only 5th in the Bundesliga standings, three league games without a win and in the evening, the match of fate against Benfica Lisbon.
Because FC Bayern is increasingly disoriented in the sports crisis, he advises the former Munich captain, Stefan Effenberg, to make a significant reduction. He calls for radical changes – and names leading candidates.
eThe national player x Stefan Effenberg has strongly criticized the policy of the staff of the head of the German football record, FC Bayern Munich. In his column for t-online.de, Effenberg asked for a restructuring both in the management part and in the players' team, but not on the coaching position. Club leaders around President Uli Hoeness and President and CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge have "made serious mistakes in planning their team," the 50-year-old wrote.
Effenberg recommended that Bayern leaders, coach Niko Kovac, take full confidence and change the team according to his ideas. "That would be the right way, but I doubt they'll go," writes Effenberg.
"You have to filter the team by character, systematically separating five or six players," said former FC Bayern leader. Top of the list of candidates for the strike, he saw the world champions and German defenders Mats Hummels and Jerome Boateng. The personalities of the players have the former Bayern captain in Munich currently "not seen".
Stefan Effenberg
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In addition to a reduction in the workforce, Effenberg demanded at the decision-making level "new impulses from the outside". In addition to Oliver Kahn, he has pleaded for the involvement of experienced leaders and has brought into play the names of Gladbach's sports director, Max Eberl, and Frankfurt's sports council, Fredi Bobic. "What he's doing there has a hand in it," said Bobic's Effenberg.
"Hoeneß and Rummenigge are up to now the only leaders – and this is slowly becoming a problem in many ways," he complains. Hoeneß, in particular, has recently worked "little sovereignly" and has to change: "Leadership means listening, trusting, communicating, justifying.A little populist rausposaunen brings anything to anyone and no one. It's certainly more up-to-date, but even at a slightly older age you can still learn. "
Kovac on the criticism of Hoeness – "agree"
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After the 3-3 draw against Fortuna Dusseldorf, FC Bayern met with Munich President Uli Hoeneß at the end of the match in the mixed zone. Niko Kovac agrees with the harsh criticism.
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