News Focus
- Max Eberl confirms Bayern Munich are monitoring the 16-year-old midfielder
- The teenager has impressed after breaking into Hertha BSC’s first team this season
- His current contract includes a release clause valued between €10 million and €12 million
- Eberl admits a transfer is not guaranteed despite the German champions’ strong interest
Max Eberl has revealed that Bayern Munich are tracking Kennet Eichhorn. The 16-year-old midfielder has caught the attention of the German champions after breaking into Hertha BSC’s senior squad this season.
The Bayern board member for sport told Bild that the club must watch top young talent. He stated it would be a failure if Bayern were not looking at the player. However, he added that many factors will decide if a move actually happens.
The teenager’s contract with Hertha contains a release clause. Reports suggest this fee stands between €10 million and €12 million. Several top clubs have also shown interest in securing his signature.
Eberl explained that the club must check if the move fits their plans. They also need to understand what the player and his representatives want. He made it clear that nothing is certain at this stage.