Mattus criticized Heness: Werz s failure to go to Bayern has caused a lot of reports, and the problem is within Bayern

In the past few weeks, Bayern has been in a huge turmoil again. Mattus believes that honorary chairman Heness is to bear part of the responsibility. He called on Heness to "retreat a little from public life" and should at least "express himself more carefully" at Bayern.

Heres recently criticized the media: "This is no longer about football, but almost following the trend. You should ask yourself whether this is still something that the audience wants to hear, read and see," he roared on the sidelines of the Munich championship celebration. For example, Werz decided not to transfer to Bayern, and the media "had reported a lot of junk news for weeks."

Mattus now believes that "a lot of things" surrounding Bayern Munich are spreading, but "reporters should not be responsible for it, these things come from within the club. Henes himself said about a year ago that no news will be leaked, and the facts are just the opposite. Of course, there are some questions you must accept. Henes has been well aware of this for nearly 60 years, and he benefits from the media, which is one of the reasons why the club has grown and grown. So he cannot suddenly get angry and say, 'You are guessing, we will release the facts' because there must be one thing that must be clear, Henes has not announced the failure of Werz's transfer."

Henes is a member of the Supervisory Board of Bayern Munich. However, the 73-year-old, like former board member Rummenig, remains active in the public eye. These two bigwigs often make comments on current affairs, make headlines, and create trouble in clubs and even internally.