Karl-Heinze Rummenigge makes a proposal that will be revolutionary in European football: impose a salary cap as is done in the United States. The chairman of the supervisory board and former CEO of Bayern Munich He was clear: “It’s time, the increase in costs is crazy.”
“Football needs a salary cap. Costs are rising insanely, even for regular players and their agents. Now is the time to act,” he told ‘Gazzetta dello Sport’. Rummenigge is also convinced that Bayern will return to the path of success under Vincent Kompany. “We have a new coach and we buy players intelligently. Be careful with Michael Olise, he can be crucial. I also have confidence in the Champions League, which this year will be new for all the clubs.”
He also rejected Bayern’s interest in Inter Milan midfielder Hakan Calhanoglu. “These are just speculations. We have this position well covered with many players on the team, such as Palhinha, Laimer, Kimmich and Pavlovic,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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