Corentin Tolisso apparently only second choice at Juventus Turin

Midfielder Corentin Tolisso is apparently only second choice at Juventus Turin. Another club is interested in Joshua Zirkzee. Also: Markus Babbel does not believe in a move from Jürgen Klopp to the German record champions. You can find all the news and rumors about FC Bayern here.

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FCB, rumor: Tolisso only second choice at Juventus

In the past few weeks, rumors of Corentin Tolisso’s departure have been growing louder. The Frenchman’s contract expires next summer, so Bayern would have to sell him in this transfer window if they want to collect a detached transfer fee. A club that is mentioned again and again in connection with the 26-year-old is Juventus Turin.

Like the Italian portal Calciomercato reports, Tolisso is by no means the first choice for the old lady. Rather, Juve should prioritize a transfer from Manuel Locatelli. Only if his club US Sassuolo were canceled would one deal with Tolisso.

Corentin Tolisso: performance data 20/21

contest	Calls	Gates	Assists	Minutes played
Bundesliga	16	1	–	779
Champions League	3	1	–	254
FIFA Club World Cup	2	–	–	47
UEFA Super Cup	1	–	–	50
DFB Cup	1	–	–	105
DFL Supercup	1	1	–	90
TOTAL	24	3	–	1,325

Bavaria, rumor: next club interested in Zirkzee

In addition to Corentin Tolisso, there are also rumors of change about Joshua Zirkzee. The striker is only number three in attack behind Robert Lewandowski and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting, so a departure is in the room.

As the picture reported, with the RSC Anderlecht another club has now shown its interest. However, the financial means are not available for a purchase, but a loan with a subsequent purchase option is an issue.

In addition to Anderlecht, a return to Italy is also considered possible. Hellas Verona is said to have explored Zirkzee there. Ex-club Feyenoord Rotterdam also expressed interest.

For Schmid’s birthday: The record French in the Bundesliga

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Freiburg’s Jonathan Schmid is not only the French record player in the Bundesliga, but also celebrated his 31st birthday on June 22nd. SPOX therefore shows you the top 20 record French.

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20. MARC PFERTZEL (VfL Bochum): 73 games, 2 goals – in Bochum from 2007 to 2011, today retired.

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19. FABRICE EHRET (1. FC Köln): 75 games, 4 goals – in Cologne from 2011 to 2014, now retired.

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18. JEROME ROUSSILLON (VfL Wolfsburg): 77 games, 4 goals – at the club since 2018.

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17. ABDER RAMDANE (Hansa Rostock, SC Freiburg): 89 games, 7 goals – in Rostock from 1998 to 2000, in Freiburg from 2005 to 2005, then retired.

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16. ALASSANE PLEA (Borussia Mönchengladbach): 90 games, 28 goals – with the club since 2018.

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15. MOUSSA NIAKHATE (FSV Mainz 05): 98 games, 5 goals – at the club since 2018.

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14. BENJAMIN STAMBOULI (FC Schalke 04): 105 games, 0 goals – with the club since 2016.

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13th DAYOT UPAMECANO (RB Leipzig): 112 games, 4 goals – with the club since 2017, with FC Bayern from 2021.

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12. VALERIEN ISMAEL (Werder Bremen, FC Bayern, Hannover 96): 113 games, 8 goals – in Bremen from 2003 to 2005, in Munich from 2005 to 2008, from 2008 to 2009 in Hannover, then retired.

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11. BENJAMIN PAVARD (FC Bayern, VfB Stuttgart): 119 games, 5 goals – in Stuttgart from 2016 to 2019, since 2019 in Munich.

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10. JOHAN MICOUD (Werder Bremen): 123 games, 31 goals – in Bremen from 2002 to 2006, today retired.

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9. KINGSLEY COMAN (FC Bayern): 137 games, 24 goals – with the club since 2015.

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8. GILBERT GRESS (VfB Stuttgart): 149 games, 26 goals – in Stuttgart from 1966 to 1971, now retired.

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7. ANTHONY MODESTE (1. FC Köln, TSG Hoffenheim): 158 games, 63 goals – in Hoffenheim from 2013 to 2015, in Cologne from 2015 to 2017, then from 2018 to 2021. Today at AS St.-Etienne.

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6. JOSUHA GUILAVOGUI (VfL Wolfsburg): 169 games, 8 goals – with the club since 2014.

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5. BIXENTE LIZARAZU (FC Bayern): 183 games, 7 goals – in Munich from 1997 to 2004 and from 2005 to 2006, then retired.

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4. WILLY SAGNOL (FC Bayern): 184 games, 7 goals – in Munich from 2000 to 2009, then retired.

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3. MATTHIEU DELPIERRE (VfB Stuttgart, TSG Hoffenheim): 185 games, 4 goals – in Stuttgart from 2004 to 2012, in Hoffenheim from 2012 to 2014. Today athletic trainer in VfB’s U15.

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2. FRANCK RIBERY (FC Bayern): 273 games, 86 goals – in Munich from 2007 to 2019. Today at AC Fiorentina.

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1. JONATHAN SCHMID (SC Freiburg, TSG Hoffenheim, FC Augsburg): 283 games, 35 goals – in Freiburg from 2011 to 2015 and since 2019, in Hoffenheim from 2015 to 2016, in Augsburg from 2016 to 2019.

FCB, News: Babbel doesn’t believe in Klopp’s move to Bayern

Former German national player and Bayern professional Markus Babbel is certain that Liverpool coach Jürgen Klopp would never take over as coach at Bayern Munich.

“He will never go to Bayern Munich because he coached Borussia Dortmund, their biggest rival, for seven years,” Babbel told NetBet. “So that won’t happen, it wouldn’t be Jürgen Klopp. In England, for example, he would never go to Manchester United after coaching Liverpool.”

Babbel can only imagine another coaching job for Klopp after his time at Anfield. “The only thing would be to succeed Hansi Flick as national coach – whenever that was. I think Liverpool will be the last club that Jürgen Klopp will train. He started at an emotional club in Mainz, and the same applied to Dortmund. And after Liverpool things can’t get much better in this regard. “

Klopp has been coaching Liverpool since October 2015, his contract with the Reds runs until the summer of 2024. Incidentally, Babbel was once also a player for Liverpool, played 73 competitive games for the English from 2000 to 2003 and won both the UEFA Cup and the 2001 UEFA Cup with the club also the FA Cup.

FC Bayern: arrivals and departures for the 2021/22 season

Accesses	Departures
Dayot Upamecano (RB Leipzig, 42.5 million euros)	David Alaba (Real Madrid)
Omar Richards (Reading FC, free transfer)	Jerome Boateng (destination unknown)
Christian Früchtl (1. FC Nürnberg, end of loan)	Javi Martinez (Qatar SC)
Chris Richards (TSG Hoffenheim, end of loan)	Tiago Dantas (Benfica, end of loan)
Michael Cuisance (Olymp. Marseille, end of loan)	Jann-Fiete Arp (Holstein Kiel, loan)
Joshua Zirkzee (Parma FC, loan end)	Alexander Nübel (AS Monaco, loan)
Lars Lukas Mai (Darmstadt 98, loan end)	Adrian Fein (Greuther Fürth, loan)