Herrmann stated that they had intensively dealt with Chris Bedia and would have liked to sign him, but did not want to exceed the club's financial limits. He also said that Chris Bedia then received a very well-paid offer and chose it. Degen said Chris Bedia was offered a high sum by the club, which would have been a huge investment for them. According to Degen, Chris Bedia decided for Dubai in the end, as money was important to him.

Chris Bedia, who was recently on loan, leaves Union Berlin permanently and joins Al Nasr SC in the United Arab Emirates.

According to Bild, Union Berlin released Chris Bedia to find a new club. The release took place during training on Tuesday. This occurred after his return from a loan at Young Boys Bern, as the Swiss club did not use their purchase option.

Chris Bedia was loaned to Hull City but was unhappy and returned in winter. He is now on loan to Young Boys Bern, where he has scored five goals in seven matches. A sale to Bern in the summer is possible despite the loan agreement.