Bayern Munich’s Max Eberl says the club’s objective is to negotiate properly with VfB Stuttgart for Nick Woltemade, despite differing valuations.
Bayern Munich’s sporting director, Max Eberl, has stated that the club’s objective is to negotiate properly with VfB Stuttgart for the transfer of Nick Woltemade. Despite differing valuations between the two clubs, Eberl believes an agreement can be reached without excessive complications.
Eberl noted that the challenge in modern-day negotiations lies in maintaining calm and focus, given the intense media scrutiny and public interest.
He acknowledged that the club’s pursuit of Woltemade is no longer a secret, and while Bayern will strive to sign the player, they will not become fixated on the deal if it falls through.
The sporting director emphasized the importance of adhering to the club’s budget, regardless of the player’s appeal.
When asked if Woltemade would be sufficient to offset the departure of several attackers, Eberl remained tight-lipped, hinting that the club’s planning is ongoing and that mathematical calculations play a crucial role in football transfer decisions.
