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For a long time it seemed unthinkable, now David Alaba says goodbye to FC Bayern!
As Bayern president Herbert Hainer on Sunday night in BR said the record champions withdrew their contract extension offer. The reason: Alaba’s advisor, Pini Zahavi, waited a deadline before accepting the offer. The 28-year-old’s contract expires after the end of the season, then he could leave the club for free.
“A new situation emerged over the weekend,” Hainer revealed. “We made a very good offer to David and his advisor a long time ago. We have been negotiating for months […] and last time I told David’s advisor that we want clarity by the end of October. ”
According to reports, Bayern’s offer had amounted to eleven million euros a year plus premiums of up to six million euros, not in line with the team’s market praises.
Hainer: “We are completely removing the offer from the table”
Hainer continues: “We did not hear anything until yesterday, our sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic then actively checked with the advisor again. The answer was that the offer is not satisfactory yet and we should think more. So we decided to stop the offer altogether. Take the table, that it means there are no longer any offers. “
After SPORT1The president’s announcement had not been made known to the defense attorney’s management for information, but came out of nowhere. The fronts between the two parties are hardened like never before.
The side raves around the consultant Zahavi and Father George waited until the end to improve the offer. According to the Bayern president, this will not happen.
So the signs point to a goodbye: After SPORT1-Information, the praise side is trying to change. It’s not just about money, it’s about appreciation, as you can hear. In other words: Praise should be rewarded accordingly for his achievements.
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Bavaria plans to move to Alaba for a while
Hainer made it clear that the FC Bayern stands are no longer planning with Alaba beyond the season. When asked if the German record champions were looking to succeed Alaba, Hainer replied: “Of course we have to plan ahead.” (SPORT1-Column: Effenberg criticizes Alaba)
He appreciates the Austrian international very much. He is a crowd favorite and one of Bayern’s, so he would regret it if both sides had to go their separate ways at the end of the season, Hainer said. “But”, he also emphasized, “we have a global pandemic, football and FC Bayern face challenges that we have never seen before.”
That is why it is your responsibility to lead FC Bayern through this difficult phase in sporting and financial terms. “The well-being of FC Bayern must always take precedence over the well-being of the people involved, regardless of whether they are players, board members or presidents,” Hainer said.
From now on, Alaba will be able to answer explosive questions about his future on Monday. The 28-year-old is scheduled for the press conference ahead of the Champions League match at FC Salzburg alongside head coach Hansi Flick.
