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FC Bayern Munich's Transfer Summer: A Mixed Bag, According to Hoeneß

In a series of candid statements, Uli Hoeneß, the honorary president of FC Bayern Munich, has offered his take on the club's transfer activities this summer.

The most notable acquisition is the loan of Nicolas Jackson from FC Chelsea, with a loan fee estimated to be around 13 million euros. However, the purchase obligation for Jackson is contingent on him playing 40 games from the start.

Despite the failed attempts to sign German national players Florian Wirtz (FC Liverpool) and Nick Woltemade (Newcastle United), Hoeneß rated the transfer summer of sporting director Max Eberl as successful. He compared the transfer market to the game Monopoly, saying it's like moving forward to Schlossallee and then a sheikh buying the property.

The purchase of permanent players Luis Diáez, Jonathan Tah, and Tom Bischof has also been confirmed. Hoeneß believes that these signings, along with the integration of two to three young players, will make this the best transfer year for FC Bayern Munich.

However, Hoeneß has been critical of the current transfer frenzy in football. He emphasized the importance of saying "no" to excessive transfers in the current market, citing the reported 150 million euro transfer fee for Wirtz as unacceptable.

Hoeneß also expressed dissatisfaction with the excessive transfer fee for Nick Woltemade, who is now playing in England for almost 90 million euros. He believes that Woltemade is not worth 90 million, and the high fee is a reflection of the inflated transfer market.

In a separate matter, Hoeneß had a disagreement with Lothar Matthäus regarding the transfer of Nick Woltemade. The two have since met and shook hands, but Hoeneß stated that Matthäus "doesn't have all his cups in the cabinet."

Despite these challenges, Hoeneß believes that FC Bayern Munich is the actual winner of this transfer summer. He stated that the squad now consists of 15 to 16 strong players, making them a formidable force in the upcoming season. Hoeneß also highlighted the increasing influence of Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar in the transfer market, making it difficult for FC Bayern Munich to compete.

Nick Woltemade, born on February 14, 2002, in Bremen, Germany, started his football career at TS Woltmershausen in Bremen and later joined Werder Bremen's youth academy before currently playing for Newcastle United.

As the transfer window comes to a close, Hoeneß's statements offer a unique insight into the challenges and opportunities facing FC Bayern Munich in the current transfer market.