- Bayern players allowed time off together
- Tipped to head to Ibiza for title party
- Club had previously refused permission
GettyHarry Kane & Co. off to Ibiza? Bayern Munich in major U-turn as club chief confirms Bundesliga champions given green light for title party

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WHAT HAPPENED?
Bayern's players have been celebrating winning the league but were reportedly refused permission to jet out to Ibiza for a title party. With the title wrapped up, Bayern have now reversed their decision and told the squad they can take a few days off together to enjoy their successful season, according to Sky Sport Germany.
Getty Images SportTHE BIGGER PICTURE
Thomas Muller and Manuel Neuer have already been spotted partying in Ibiza, as reported by Sport Bild, and are expected to be joined by their team-mates. Harry Kane, Eric Dier, Serge Gnabry and Kingsley Coman are just some of the Bayern players expected to jet out to the sun-drenched island for more celebrations.
WHAT MAX EBERL SAID
He told Sky Sport Germany: "Last week, many decisions in the league were still pending, which our results influenced. The situation is different now, so we have not opposed the players' plan to spend their two and a half days off together. We only have one game left, and the players are full-time professionals; they know exactly what's at stake. Of course, we will give everything we have to win in Hoffenheim."
AFPWHAT NEXT FOR BAYERN
Bayern are due to sign off their season on Saturday when they play their final Bundesliga game of the 2024-25 campaign against Hoffenheim.
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