According to Spox, Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß praised the club's summer transfer dealings, calling it the "transfer window of the century," and specifically highlighted the significant revenue generated from selling academy players.

Hoeneß stated in an interview that Bayern generated approximately €35 million in total from selling players developed in their own youth academy. He described it as a "remarkable side effect." Hoeneß also noted that very few academy players successfully make it to Bayern's first team, with Jamal Musiala, Aleksandar Pavlović, and Josip Stanišić as exceptions, but by selling players to other clubs, the academy can become entirely self-sustaining.

Bayern received more than €8 million from Assan Ouédraogo's transfer to Eintracht Frankfurt. Ouédraogo's move to Lazio generated €6 million, and Nick Salihamidzic's transfer to SV 07 Elversberg brought in €3 million for Bayern. Additionally, the departures of many other academy talents significantly boosted Bayern's coffers.

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