Bayern to extend contracts of Eberl and Dreesen in late August

Bayern Munich is set to extend the contracts of players Max Eberl and Jan-Christian Dreesen in late August, reports Sport BILD. The five-member presidential committee has given the green light to the extensions, with the final approval required from the nine-member supervisory board, scheduled for August 25th. The terms of the new contracts, including duration and salary, will also be discussed during this meeting.

The presidential committee has expressed support for extending Dreesen's contract, and talks with the CEO are expected to take place this week. Dreesen did not attend a meeting in Asia, allowing time to negotiate his extension. The club's management has noted an improvement in the relationship between Eberl and Dreesen, as they collaborated on negotiations for signing Ismael Saibari together.

In the past 80 days, Eberl has strengthened his connection with Bayern's board members Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, engaging in regular exchanges primarily focused on transfer matters. This increased communication has been well-received, earning Eberl the support of the duo and signaling a positive development in his relationship with the club.