Matus was interviewed a few days ago and talked about Eber's decision to suddenly leave the United States and return to Europe to handle transfer affairs.

Matteus told Bistro: "Eber's early departure from the United States shows that there is tension within Bayern. For him, forward signings are more important than the Club World Cup."

"Walz's polite refusal to transfer, Nico Williams is likely to join Barcelona, ​​coupled with Terr's sale and Sane's refusal to renew his contract offer, the current situation is very urgent, and this signing is crucial to Eber."

Matteus compared this forward signing to the search for coach last summer, which was rejected by many candidates in succession. He said: "But Bayern finally won the lottery Kompany, which may also replicate good luck this time."

Desky said that Paris Saint-Germain's Barcola is still the number one target, but the French international is not sure about the transfer intention. Regarding AC Milan's Leo, the club is still discussing it, and there has been no progress in specific negotiations before. Eber's team also evaluated other candidates, including Liverpool's Garkepo and Brighton's Santa Claus.