Bayern Munich confirm end of summer signings, director Eberl says
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Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl has confirmed the club will not make any more signings this summer, dismissing recent transfer rumors as baseless.
Bayern Munich will not make any further signings this summer, sporting director Max Eberl has announced. Speaking to the media, Eberl stated that the club's transfer business is complete following the acquisitions of Nene Brown and Ismael Saibari.
“We closed the transfers of Nene Brown and Ismael Saibari very quickly. I thought it was clear that we were done with incomings,” Eberl said. He also dismissed recent speculation linking the club with other players, adding: “I had to smile about the names being linked to us. There's 0% truth to these rumours.”
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