Honorary President of Munich's "Bayern" club, Uli Hoeness, sharply criticized the management model of Spain's "Barcelona" football club. This was reported by A Bola.
"In my opinion, 'Barcelona' can never be a model club. Their debt amounts to $1.3 billion.
How this operates, I do not understand. It seems absurd and strange to me that they are still allowed to play at a high level.
This type of management model does not deserve respect. In any normal country, a team with such poor management would not be admitted to the top league.
Frankly speaking, it is a miracle that they are still at this level," Uli Hoeness expressed his discontent. "This situation is in sharp contrast to our management system and financial stability at 'Bayern.'
Our management, economic standards, and supremacy in sports, which is not dependent on financial shortcuts, should serve as an example for every European club. We are proud of this," Hoeness added.
For reference, "Barcelona" has won the Champions League five times, with their last victory recorded in the 2014-15 season.
"Bayern," on the other hand, has been crowned the champions of the major European competition six times, most recently in the 2019-20 season.
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