​Meet the new management, same as the old guard. There’s reportedly a fresh transfer committee at Säbener Straße, and no move will reach the supervisory board until the committee signs off with a clear consensus. Before any additional signings, sporting director Max Eberl is expected to first offload players. This stance comes from Bayern’s newly formed transfer committee, which has been meeting regularly and now dictates every signing or departure.
According to Abendzeitung, the committee comprises Eberl alongside CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen, President and Supervisory Board Chairman Herbert Hainer, and Supervisory Board members Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Only after the quintet agrees will the more powerful supervisory board get involved; it must approve all investments exceeding 50 million euros. This threshold has applied to recent transfers as well, including Brown and Saibari.
What marks a shift is that Hoeneß and Rummenigge appear to be engaged earlier in the process than before. In effect, this arrangement should streamline internal operations, reducing the likelihood of a deal stalling at the supervisory board stage. Hoeneß and Rummenigge will likely serve as early gatekeepers, evaluating potential deals so that Eberl and the rest of the team invest their time only in viable, pre-approved projects.