Bayern Munich is forgoing the opportunity to nurture another young prodigy, with Eberl expressing regret over the decision.
Adam Aznou, a 19-year-old Morocco international, has left Bayern Munich after three years to join Everton, seeking more regular playing time in the Premier League. The transfer fee paid by Everton is reported to be around £8 million (approximately $10.7 million).
Aznou made only four appearances in Bayern Munich's senior squad, and his departure from the German giants has been met with regret by sporting director Hasan Salihamidžić, who expressed that they focus more intensively on young talents aiming to establish themselves in their professional squad.
Everton manager David Moyes's vision for Aznou has inspired confidence, prompting a quick decision from the young player. Aznou has signed a four-year contract with Everton, running until June 2029. He will wear the number three jersey at Goodison Park.
Bayern Munich will continue to prioritise their own talents in the future, with young players regularly training with the first team this season. The door remains open for any player who gives their all every day for Bayern to establish themselves permanently in the senior team.
Meanwhile, Thomas Müller, another Bayern Munich player, has signed with a new club, but the specific details are not provided in this report.
Eberl also stated that Aznou was still in Bayern Munich's squad for the Club World Cup, though it remains unclear whether he will feature in the tournament. Bayern Munich received a transfer fee of around nine million euros for Aznou.
Aznou's departure from Bayern Munich is considered justified as he failed to make a significant impact at the club, but his move to Everton presents an exciting new chapter in his career.
Adam Aznou's move to Everton from Bayern Munich is to pursue playing time in the Premier League, a league he hopes to impress in light of his limited appearances in Bayern's senior squad. Since joining Everton, Aznou has signed a four-year contract and will compete in European leagues, including the Premier League, wearing the number three jersey at Goodison Park.
