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Eberl defends Karl's "completely normal" form dip after Hoeneß criticism

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Yahoo SportsEberl defends Karl's "completely normal" form dip after Hoeneß criticism
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Max Eberl has responded calmly to Uli Hoeneß' scathing criticism of Lennart Karl and the player's current form Bayern Munich.“What's happening with Lenny is a completely normal process for a young ...

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