Bayern s early vacation has caused controversy, Bundesliga relegation battle adds changes

Recommended Network, May 13: Bayern's early vacation caused controversy, and the Bundesliga relegation battle added variables

The Bundesliga was approaching the end of the game. Bayern Munich players' vacation to Ibiza, Spain after the end of the game against Monchengladbach caused an uproar. Mainz senior executive Heidel said in an interview with German media Bild that although the behavior of Bayern players has no direct impact on Mainz, he believes that this kind of early celebration is worth discussing. Especially considering that Bayern senior executives have previously stopped such behavior, this move triggered unnecessary discussion before the game and also caused concerns about the Bayern players' game status. After all, Bayern's last round opponent Hoffenheim is in the lower half of the standings, and the results of the game may have a significant impact on the Bundesliga's relegation battle.

Herger Sanwald, CEO of Heidenheim who has a direct interest in relegation with Hoffenheim, said in an interview that Heidenheim must defeat Werder Bremen to have a chance to relegate directly, and whether Bayern will do his best to defeat Hoffenheim is a key factor. Sanwald believes that Bayern will not give up any opportunity, and they still have the possibility of tying or even breaking their Bundesliga goal record of 101 goals set in the 1971/72 season. Therefore, he hopes Bayern can stay in his best form in the final round.

In response to external doubts, Bayern Munich Sports director Ebert responded in an interview with Germany's Sky Sports that many results in the league were unresolved last week, and Bayern's record also affected these results. The situation is different now, and the team is not against the players spending two and a half days of vacation together. Eber stressed that Bayern players are all top professionals, they know the importance of the last game and will do their best to win at Hoffenheim.