The future of Oliver Kahn and Co. will only be decided after the end of the season. The reason is the postponement of an explosive meeting.
The supervisory board of FC Bayern Munich has postponed its eagerly awaited next meeting to a date after the end of the Bundesliga season. The meeting of the eight members around club president Herbert Hainer and honorary president Uli Hoeneß will not take place until May 30th, as the German record champions announced on Wednesday.
“By scheduling a meeting day after the final game of the season at 1. FC Köln, everyone in the club should focus on the sporting aspect in the decisive phase of the championship race,” was the reasoning.
Postponed from May 22 to May 30, 2023
“We’re concentrating on the sport now, because that’s the most important thing that’s happening down on the pitch and that we’re winning the eleventh German championship (in a row),” said supervisory board chairman Hainer last Sunday after the 2-0 home game against Hertha BSC said, with which Bayern could replace BVB at the top of the table again.
Bosses will have to ask themselves a lot of questions
The future debates should not distract everyone involved from the last sporting goal of this season. A meeting on May 22 would have taken place a few days before the last match day. After the Hertha game, the 53-year-old Kahn announced that the season would be analyzed internally and many questions asked: “It’s not like we think everything that’s happened here in the last few months is good is.”
The Bundesliga season ends on May 27th. Bayern go into the last four games with a one-point lead over their only title rivals Dortmund. The next German championship is the last remaining title option for Munich this season after losing the Champions League and the DFB Cup in the quarterfinals.
