Bayern vacation storm has caused controversy, senior executives respond to the victory

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Bayern Munich players went to Ibiza, Spain for vacation after the game against Monchengladbach. This move has aroused dissatisfaction among senior executives of other Bundesliga teams. Mainz senior executive Heidel said in an interview with German media Bild that although the behavior of Bayern Munich players will not directly affect Mainz, he believes that the behavior of Bayern players celebrating in advance is worth discussing. Especially this behavior was just stopped by Bayern senior executives a week ago, but now it has happened again, triggering unnecessary discussion. Heidel stressed that Germany is now paying attention to Bayern's performance at Hoffenheim, and he hopes Bayern players can maintain their best form and do their best to complete the last game.

Herdenheim CEO Holger Sangwald, who has a direct interest in relegation with Hoffenheim, said in an interview with German journalist Vinzent Tschirpke that Heidenheim must defeat Werder Bremen to have a chance to relegate directly. He believes that Bayern will be as determined to win like every Bundesliga game before and will not give up any opportunities. Sanwald also mentioned that Bayern Munich is still theoretically likely to tie or even break his Bundesliga goal record of 101 goals set in the 1971/72 season.

Bayern Munich Sports Director Ebert responded to the incident in an interview with German Sky Sports Bayern Munich team reporter Kyrie Howe. He said that many results were unresolved in the league last week, and Bayern's record also affected these results. The situation is different now, so Bayern is not against the players' plan to spend two and a half days holidays together. Eber stressed that Bayern players are all top professional players, and they are very clear about the importance of the last game, and Bayern will also do their best to win at Hoffenheim.