Eber's father is on the far left, Eber and Bayern's senior executives are on the right

In the past few days, Bayern Sports director Eber has experienced difficult moments due to the criticism of Honorary Chairman Heness. German media Bild reported that Eber's father Max Eber's Sr. appeared in the game where Bayern beat Hamburg on Saturday. The report said that after the team won this 5-0 victory, Eber seemed quite relaxed and relieved. Before this, however, he had to deal with the various comments brought about by Hones' criticism of him and the way he worked. At a press conference the day before the game, Eber temporarily ended the topic with emotional words.

When asked about the reactions of all parties, Eber said: "This is my private matter." Perhaps what he felt relieved was that he had a special company on the court: his father, Max Eber, cheered for his son on the spot.

According to Biography, Old Max is often present. In the match against Hamburg, he sat in the VIP stands like Eber and Bayern executives, not far from his son: nine seats apart and in the back row.

In recent weeks, many things have happened around Eber: first, it was a lot of criticism for the delayed transfer period, and then Heness's remarks on the Doppelpass show: "We are a multi-billion euro club. For Max, if he finally understands that he should share these things on the shoulders of more people, it will be good for him. This difficult job will bring controversy and different opinions. I and Rumeneg also quarreled. But when the door behind us is closed, everything returns to normal. Max is quite sensitive in this regard."

He hit back with emotion: "If you don't have feelings, if you're just doing a job, if you want it, it's very cold. I think the whole world and our society are very cold and ruthless - especially when we talk about people who make decisions in such a big world, these people are often very ruthless and very selfish. And what's important to me is the feeling, because I do what I do with passion. I burn for it."

Biography said that in the game, Eber and Heness once again met up close in the stadium stands, with only two seats apart, and Eber's father must have watched it with interest.

It is worth mentioning that in the Ebel family, the name "Max" has a long tradition. In addition to his father, Ebel's son is also called Max. He once said: "I have no problem with this. On the contrary, I am very happy that I am also called Max. This has a long tradition in our family. I am already the fifth Max in this family, but I also have a middle name, Hugo, named after my grandfather."