Bayern Munich will host Leipzig in the sixth round of the Bundesliga on October 18 at 00:30 AM Beijing Time (CET). Ahead of the match, Eberl attended the team's press conference and discussed Kane's contract extension and the Olise situation.
On Tuesday night, you said the team would wait to see if Olise would be fined. Has a decision been made? Has he been fined, or was an apology sufficient? After all, it was just a disciplinary notice, not a serious offense.
Eberl: Kompany just said that we have already discussed and concluded this matter internally, and for us, it is over.
Not asking about the first team's match tomorrow, but rather the reserve team's Munich derby on Sunday—how do you view this derby now that you are with Bayern Munich? Even if it's just a contest between two reserve teams, will you be there to watch?
Eberl: To be honest, I'm really looking forward to it. This derby hasn't been played for a long time, and I'd rather not dwell on the past. Whether it's the youth team or the reserve team, matches against TSV 1860 Munich are always special. I'm really looking forward to it, and I will definitely be there; as a member of Bayern Munich, I should be.
It's been a long time since we've asked about Kane. Yesterday, there were many reports of a verbal agreement being reached. Is there anything you can disclose?
Eberl: I've seen those reports too, but I haven't received any related information. What I said on Tuesday remains the current situation: negotiations are progressing well, we are optimistic, but there is nothing to officially announce yet.
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the problem with Bayern is they prioritise politics, a coach should be the one giving conference not someone else