Bayer Leverkusen CEO Fernando Carro expressed his preference for Real Madrid to have decisively defeated Arsenal in their Champions League quarter-final match, citing the uncertainty it would bring to the coaching position at Real Madrid. Carro's comments were in response to speculation about Xabi Alonso, the current Leverkusen coach, whose contract runs until 2026, potentially moving to Real Madrid following a 3-0 loss to Arsenal. In other football news, Bayern Munich's honorary president Uli Hoeneß commented on the financial health of the club and the potential transfer of Bayer Leverkusen's Florian Wirtz. Hoeneß clarified that despite a reduced fixed deposit account, Bayern remains financially robust and capable of pursuing high-profile transfers like Wirtz, who is under contract with Leverkusen for another two years. Hoeneß also mentioned a visit from Wirtz's parents over a year ago, emphasizing that any transfer discussions are premature. Additionally, Hoeneß discussed the decision not to renew Thomas Müller's contract, stating it was a collective decision by the club. Meanwhile, investor Hasan Ismaik, after 14 years with TSV 1860 Munich, announced his intention to sell his shares, citing a need for new leadership. Ismaik's decision comes amidst ongoing tensions with the club, and he has set a high price for his shares, which could complicate the sale. In the real estate sector, the Süba AG, owned by Klemens Hallmann, who is also known for his climate activism, has entered insolvency proceedings with liabilities amounting to 226 million euros, including 74.36 million euros owed to banks. The company plans to offer creditors a 20% restructuring plan payout within two years, funded by ongoing operations and property sales.