Uli Hoeneß, the honorary president of Bayern Munich, expressed his opinion on the upcoming clash against Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals, stating that the Spanish team does not play technically dazzling football, but they possess great experience and high physical fitness, making them a tough opponent.

Hoeneß pointed out that despite Real Madrid's fluctuating performance in the local league, it has the ability to rely on its extensive experience in such tournaments, which always makes it a strong competitor.

He added that it is arrogant to assume that Bayern will inevitably qualify, while also affirming that his team has a good chance this year in terms of performance quality compared to previous years.

Regarding the possibility of achieving the treble, Hoeneß expressed clear caution, considering that talking about winning all the titles seems overly optimistic at this stage. He explained that winning the Bundesliga title appears to be the closest goal, but it has not been decided yet.

He also emphasized the difficulty of the upcoming semi-final cup match against Bayer Leverkusen, asserting that the outcomes of such matches cannot be guaranteed in advance, and that winning the Champions League, in particular, cannot be taken for granted regardless of the team's level.