Benjamin Pavard explains the moment that woke him up at Bayern. There seems to be a clear tendency to extend Serge Gnabry and Robert Lewandowski is about to set another record. The news and rumors about FC Bayern Munich.
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FC Bayern: Pavard talks about awakening moments
Benjamin Pavard spoke about a moment at Bayern that “woke him up”.
Specifically, it’s about his red card including a lecture by Julian Nagelsmann against Greuther Fürth in September. “He’s the boss, I respect what he says,” Pavard said in an interview with L’Equipe. “It’s part of football, I might have been a little worse off. I think it was good for me too. It woke me up.”
When asked about his future at Bayern, he did not want to comment exactly. “I don’t think about the future,” said the Frenchman and added: “What I want is to win a title. I have put my name on the club’s list of successes. I want to make my mark on history and leave my mark.”
FC Bayern: “Clear tendency” for Gnabry extension?
FC Bayern can obviously hope for an extension of Serge Gnabry.
According to the tz the talks have been going on for weeks and there is also a “clear tendency”. According to the report, a quick agreement cannot be expected.
“I don’t ask about it every day either. By working with him, I signal to the player that I would like to continue working with him,” said coach Julian Nagelsmann about the status of the negotiations.
Gnabry’s contract with FCB runs until summer 2023.
FC Bayern: Robert Lewandowski ahead of the next record
Robert Lewandowski could set the next record in the final game of the season against VfL Wolfsburg.
Should the Pole score against the Wolves, he would break Gerd Müller’s record for the most FCB goals in a calendar year.
After his brace against VfB Stuttgart, the Pole currently has 42 goals in the calendar year 2021, and Müller scored exactly as many goals in 1972.
Lewandowski broke the Müller record for the most goals in a season with 41 goals in one season (previously 40) in the preseason.
