Cost reduction task is completed! SPORT1: Eber has exceeded Bayern s savings target

Hupu August 26th News Bayern Munich's fixed deposit account can grow again! Given Bayern Munich's multiple departures this summer and moderate signing policy, the club has clearly achieved their self-set savings goals.

This spring, the Bayern Munich Supervisory Board announced that sports director Max Ebert should save about 20% of the salary cost. Former CEO Carl Heinz Rummeniger even publicly announced that, in terms of finance, Bayern Munich's problem is first and foremost a generous salary—not a high transfer fee.

According to SPORT1's information, it is now clear: Bayern Munich has even exceeded their savings target! If the departure of Thomas Muller, Leroy Sane, Kingsley Koeman and others is compared with the new players, the savings will even exceed 50%

Although the renewal of Jamal Mushara and Alfonso Davis greatly reduces savings, and new players who may be loaned will also reduce the balance in this regard. However, the goal of reducing wage costs by 20% can still be achieved.

Interestingly, according to SPORT1, Sane and Koeman's income in Munich is even higher than the previously rumored 19 million euros and 17 million euros, while newcomers Jonathan Ta, Louis Dias and Tom Bischoff have significantly lower incomes than they are. Bayern Munich may face a major squad change in the summer of 2026. Club boss Hones has already suggested this and now they have given themselves the necessary economic breathing space.