Photo: Eber will free up 76 million euros when he sends away 8, and eventually save 35 million euros in salary costs

According to German media Bild, Bayern Sports director Ebert saved the club about 35 million euros in salary costs through the transfer operation in this summer. The report said that in this summer, a strong supervisory board composed of club chairman Heiner, honorary chairman Heinez and former chairman Rummenigge required sports director Eber to cut about 20% of player salary expenses. This was a set requirement at the time, but the club has not disclosed whether Bayern finally completed this quarrel task.

Therefore, Biography calculated the salary of Bayern's lineup. First of all, Eber saved about 76 million euros through the departure of eight stars: Sane (annual salary of 20 million euros), Thomas Muller (17 million), Koeman (17 million), Paligna (8.5 million), Dell (7 million), Ter (4 million) Nar (2 million) and Adam Aznu (330,000).

For players who are loaned out, such as Peretz (Hamburg) or Zaragoza (Celta), Bayern usually bears their salary.

In terms of expenditure, Bayern's salary list added wages to Louis Dias (14 million euros), Jackson (up to 14 million), Jonathan Ta (9 million) and Bischov (about 4 million), totaling about 41 million euros.

This means that Eber has reduced the salary cost by about 35 million euros in total! The report pointed out that based on the club's total salary budget of about 300 million euros, the salary cost was cut by nearly 12%. Although Eber did not meet the rumored goal, he successfully removed three maximum-paid players from the payroll and completed most of the squandering tasks.

However, the consequence is: coach Kompani now has a much smaller lineup (14 players, including youth training players, only 6 players joined). The staffing configuration on the offensive end is particularly thin, with only five healthy stars (plus injured Musiara) available for 4 positions.