Bayern warn against Barcelona-style spending spree, Hoeness says
Bayern Munich have confirmed they will not pursue any permanent signings following the acquisition of Luis Diaz, with Uli Hoeness highlighting the need to remain financially prudent.
The Bundesliga giants are aiming to avoid the pitfalls faced by other European heavyweights who have overextended themselves in the transfer market.
Speaking candidly, Hoeness cited Barcelona as a cautionary tale, pointing to the Spanish club's €1.2 billion debt as a consequence of constant spending.
"You have Barcelona as the best example of what happens when you only buy, buy, buy," he said, stressing the importance of balancing ambition with fiscal responsibility.
Hoeness also indicated that careful planning will be prioritised over high-profile transfers in the next window.
Bayern's approach reflects a strategy of measured investment, ensuring the club remains competitive while safeguarding long-term stability.