Roger Hampel
In a surprising turn of events, RB Leipzig has announced a significant shift within its organizational structure. Max Eberl, who held the pivotal role of managing director for sport at the club, has been let go with immediate effect.
According to the club's statement, the move comes not as a result of the team's performance or any recent restructuring efforts. Rather, it seems Eberl's inability to fully align with the club's vision and goals became a point of contention. The club clearly states that the team’s performance or any roster changes had no bearing on this resolution.
The baton of responsibility now passes to Rouven Schröder, the sporting director of RB Leipzig. It will be intriguing to see how this change impacts the strategic decisions of the club in the coming months.
The club conveyed its gratitude towards Eberl for his dedication and contributions, wishing him success in his future endeavors.
It remains to be seen how this decision will affect the club's trajectory, and whether Schröder's leadership can lead RB Leipzig to new heights. As with any change at such a high level, it presents both challenges and opportunities, and the world will be watching closely to see how it unfolds.
FOT/SOURCE: RB Leipzig
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