Babel criticized Bayern: What s the difficulty of saying goodbye to a club icon like Mueller with a decent farewell?

May 15th: 35-year-old veteran Mueller will end his 25-year career in Bayern this summer. The team's former player Babel criticized the club's inappropriate treatment of the legend in an interview and said that he should not renew his contract with Sane, who suddenly changed his agent.

In an interview with German media ran, Babel bluntly expressed his dissatisfaction with Bayern's lack of communication in handling Mueller: "I don't understand, it's hard to say goodbye to a club like Mueller decently. Bayern's senior executives are incredibly bad."

In January this year, Bayern Sports Director Ebert expressed optimism about Mueller's contract renewal. He almost gave the decision to the 35-year-old player, who decided himself whether he wanted to continue playing. However, things changed in March: because then Eber told Mueller that the club's top executives had decided not to extend his contract. Bayern has been criticized for this decision.

Sane's contract will also expire this summer. He has received a contract that can be signed, and media reports that the two parties are close to signing. The winger then changed his agent, and now Zahavi is his new agent, and it is reported that his request is to get a signing fee.

Regarding this matter, Babel made it clear: "If someone wants to discuss this matter again now, as Bayern Munich, you must also say: until now, you will not give in at half a step."

He has a clear attitude that Bayern should not give Sane a new contract: "Now he has changed his mind with his performance in the past one or two months. But even so, if it were me, I would not give him a penny. Either accept or give up."