Real Madrid are reportedly interested in Bayern Munich’s Alphonso Davies and are said to be keeping a close eye on him. Marcus Thuram from Borussia Mönchengladbach is said to be an option at Bayern. Also: SC Freiburg coach Christian Streich is fighting against the record champions on Sunday.
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FC Bayern, rumor: Real Madrid are said to be watching Alphonso Davies
Real Madrid are said to have kept an eye on Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies. At least that’s what the journalist José Félix Díaz from the Spanish newspaper claims mark. Accordingly, Davies is the Bayern player “whom they most targeted,” said Félix Díaz on the streaming platform Twitter
After Marcelo’s departure, Real sees room for improvement in the position of left-back, especially since his successor Ferland Mendy was not entirely convincing. According to Díaz, Davies is therefore one of the players that Los Blancos are watching closely.
The 21-year-old Davies still has a contract with FC Bayern until 2025. The Canadian is set at Bayern and is one of the team’s top performers, so it seems unlikely that an offer from Madrid would be seriously considered at Säbener Straße . After David Alaba, who moved to Real Madrid on a free transfer last year, Bayern would probably be reluctant to lose the next regular player to the royal team.
FC Bayern, rumor: Marcus Thuram is said to be an option in Munich
After Robert Lewandowski’s departure to FC Barcelona, FC Bayern still have some catching up to do in attack and Borussia Mönchengladbach’s Marcus Thuram should be an option to improve the record champions’ attack.
According to information from sports1 Bayern are said to be actively scouting the Frenchman, who still has a contract with the foals until the end of the current season.
However, the reports Picture, that Thuram would only be an option if Tottenham Hotspur’s Harry Kane were to be left empty-handed. The Englishman should continue to be the preferred solution for the striker position in Munich.
FC Bayern, News: Manuel Neuer is still out
Coach Julian Nagelsmann still has to do without regular goalkeeper Manuel Neuer in FC Bayern’s top game against SC Freiburg on Sunday (7.30 p.m. / DAZN). The FCB captain is still out with shoulder problems.
“He’s still in pain. I hope he can play again next week, but it’s not enough for Freiburg,” said Nagelsmann at the press conference before the game. Like in the Champions League against Viktoria Pilsen, Neuer will have Sven Ulreich between the posts. “Ulle also did well against Pilsen,” said Nagelsmann.
The recently injured Alphonso Davies, Serge Gnabry, Thomas Müller and Matthijs de Ligt are also an option again, as is Jamal Musiala, who has returned from Corona quarantine. Due to his training deficit, Musiala will initially sit on the bench on Sunday.
FC Bayern, News: Christian Streich combative before the Bayern game
On Sunday, FC Bayern will host SC Freiburg and thus a direct competitor in the table. The people of Breisgau are currently in second place, two places ahead of the record champions. With a home win, Bayern could move up to second place.
Freiburg coach Christian Streich emphasized at the press conference before the game that he would like to see a good game. “I hope we’ll see a great game, not only from Bayern but also from us,” said the 57-year-old, adding: “We’re fine and we’ll fight back with everything we have. “
Freiburg are not only having a good season in the Bundesliga so far, but also in the Europa League, where they have won all four games so far and Streich was accordingly combative before the top game in Munich: “Bayern will of course attack us on Sunday, but we are not afraid.”
FC Bayern, News: Questions and answers about the AGM
The annual general meeting of FC Bayern Munich takes place on Saturday evening. What’s on the agenda? Is there another scandal? And what about Qatar? Questions and answers can be found here.
Among other things, Herbert Hainer is standing for re-election as President, but the next scandal is threatening at this year’s AGM, since there were already calls for “Hainer out” and other incidents at the last AGM.
