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On Sunday, Uli Hoeneß had harshly criticized David Alaba and his adviser, calling them “greedy piranhas”. Today he responded, and the Alaba family also commented.
Pina Zahavi, David Alaba’s advisor, responded to Uli Hoeneß’s accusations the day after. “At no time did I speak in detail about a possible commission payment with those responsible for Bavaria,” Pini Zahavi told “Sky” radio station in response to allegations made by the honorary president of Bavaria, Uli Hoeneß, against the advisor to David Alaba. “We haven’t talked about numbers so far,” he said.
Hoeneß: “Greedy piranha”
Uli Hoeneß attacked Pini Zahavi on Sunday at the “Doppelpass” football talk on Sport1. “He has a greedy piranha as an advisor,” the 68-year-old said on the show. You can see the corresponding TV section above in the video or here.
David Alaba is currently negotiating a new contract with FC Bayern. His current contract expires on June 30, 2021. Then, Alaba would be free. Apparently his advisor Zahavi demands a double-digit annual salary of around 20 million euros.
George Alaba: “Dirty Lies”
In addition to his adviser, Hoeneß also brought serious accusations against Alaba’s father, George Alaba. This would be influenced by the Zahavi advisor. George Alaba has now also defended himself against the accusation and criticized FC Bayern for spreading “dirty lies”.
Alaba’s father also cited a possible motive for the attacks: “And all this just because we don’t accept the figures that have been presented to us. We have our own ideas,” he told Sky.
Praise is expressed
On Monday night, David Alaba himself finally said: “I really hope that we find a solution as soon as possible so that the club, the managers, my teammates and the fans know what they are doing,” the Austrian told Bild newspaper. .
Alaba herself is betting on having internal discussions in the future. “I would like my contractual situation not to be clarified in public. That is why some statements and reports in recent weeks have surprised me and have also hurt me, ”he says.
At the same time, he highlighted his connection with Bayern. “This club is not just any club for me, it is home, family and home,” said the 28-year-old. In a family, “you absolutely have a different opinion, you can also argue, but it always remains within the family.”
