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Uli Hoeneß doesn't hold back with his criticism of Lennart Karl in scathing interview with German media…

Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß has publicly criticized 18-year-old winger Lennart Karl, stating that the youngster needs humility and plans to have a serious talk with him. Hoeneß told Welt Am Sonntag that Karl is far from being a superstar and dismissed comparisons between the teenager and Michael Olise.
Writer Maximus Polek argues that Hoeneß' criticism goes too far for an 18-year-old who registered nine goals and eight assists in 40 appearances during his debut senior campaign. While Karl has experienced a slower start with one goal and one assist in 10 matches, the writer contends that public reprimands could harm his development.
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