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Ex-talent Angelo Stiller finally concludes with FCB

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8 months ago

September 27, 2022

Angelo Stiller played for eleven years in FCB youth before moving to Hoffenheim.

Angelo Stiller has apparently completely finished with the subject of FC Bayern. FCB Honorary President Uli Hoeneß is calling for Bayern to improve their performance and for legend Klaus Augenthaler, second place in the Bundesliga wouldn’t break a leg. The news and rumors about FCB.

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FC Bayern, News: Ex-talent Angelo Stiller concludes with FCB

Angelo Stiller has apparently finally finished his time at Bayern. As the former top FCB talent explained at the press conference ahead of the U21 international match against England on Tuesday, he “didn’t want to comment any more on the subject of Bayern”.

The 21-year-old played in the FCB youth team for eleven years. After moving to Hoffenheim in the summer of 2021, however, the home-grown player complained that he had never had a real chance in Munich. in the table football he described this as a “slap in the face”, in May he explained in an interview with SPOX and GOAL: “Anyone who performs in the reserves gets their chances at the top – we were always told that. I would have been happy if I had more trust would have felt.”

Now the U21 national player explained: “Of course, the time in Munich was very, very nice. I enjoyed the eleven years. But I wouldn’t want to say anything more when I say goodbye.” And Stiller continues: “I’m grateful to everyone and enjoyed the time, but I’m in Hoffenheim now.”

In the current Bundesliga season, the midfielder has made two brief appearances for Hoffenheim, in which he made one assist. He had missed the start of the season due to injury, most recently he gained match practice in the regional league.

FC Bayern, News: Uli Hoeneß warns in the FCB crisis

In the context of the spectacular draw of the German national team against England (3:3), FCB honorary president Uli Hoeneß also commented on the current crisis at FC Bayern. “I have to say very clearly: our team hasn’t played well recently, we have to work on that,” Hoeneß added RTL.

An increase in performance, according to the 70-year-old, is “urgently necessary, both for Bayern and for the national team”. Jamal Musiala, of whom Hoeneß is a “big fan”, could help. In this form, the 19-year-old must be “set” in the national team and at FCB.

On the other hand, FCB stars Thomas Müller and Serge Gnabry only sat on the bench against England from the start, “the Bayern players are not used to that,” said Hoeneß. In the weeks leading up to the World Cup, he hopes the Bayern stars will get back into shape: “If our players get in shape, the national team will benefit too.”

FCB crisis = DFB crisis? How Bayern’s form weaknesses affected the national team

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“You noticed that the phase in the club is not the easiest,” Thomas Müller justifies the 0-1 defeat against Hungary in the Nations League: “We didn’t get the power on the pitch.” Bayern crisis = DFB crisis?

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A strong FC Bayern is essential for a successful national team. Uli Hoeneß has expressed and advocated this thesis several times in recent years. SPOX looks at some of the recent Bayern crises and their impact on the DFB.

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2022: Already in spring there was a phase of FC Bayern that was not very successful. From the 4-2 defeat in Bochum on February 12th to the 4-0 win against Union Berlin on March 19th, the Munich team only managed four wins from eight games.

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And Germany? A 2-0 win over Israel was followed by a 1-1 draw with the Netherlands. The Bayern “crisis” didn’t really show up here. Flick was satisfied and saw “a great game” on ARD, for which he paid the team “a huge compliment”.

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But maybe it also needs real crises for it. Because the second half of the season at FC Bayern became one at the latest when they were eliminated by Villarreal in the Champions League and did not win the last three games in the Bundesliga.

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The services of the DFB were then also changeable. The Germans drew 1-1 four times in a row before a redeeming victory against Italy followed with a 5-2 win.

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2019: At that time there were two moments in which the stumbling of Bayern under Niko Kovac was also noticeable at the DFB. Actually two and a half. Because with Thomas Müller and Jérôme Boateng, two FCB players were sorted out at the time.

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At Bayern, both fell far short of their own expectations and so Joachim Löw obviously couldn’t do much with them anymore. Bayern itself played a good season in terms of results, even winning the double.

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The significant elimination against Liverpool in the Champions League hurt the Munich team. Towards the end of the year Kovac had to resign after a weak phase and a 1:5 against Frankfurt.

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The DFB also showed mixed performances at the time. A 1-1 draw with Serbia in March, a 2-4 defeat against the Netherlands in September and a 2-2 draw with Argentina in October are just some of the examples.

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2017/2018: Carlo Ancelotti was already over at FC Bayern in September 2017 when his team lost 3-0 against Paris Saint-Germain. Thomas Müller, Mats Hummels, Niklas Süle, Joshua Kimmich and Manuel Neuer were relevant for the DFB.

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Sebastian Rudy and Sandro Wagner also played for Munich at the time. Jupp Heynckes was able to save Bayern’s season to some extent, but they never really got going. Not to mention the DFB.

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Between November 2017 and June 2018, the Löw-Elf had a winless streak of five games – with defeats against Brazil (0:1) and Austria (1:2). This was followed by a 2-1 draw against Saudi Arabia and the catastrophic World Cup in Russia.

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2012: A big leap into the past. But let’s be honest: There was no real crisis at FC Bayern between the summer of 2012 and 2017. 2012 wasn’t necessarily the big crisis either.

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However, the lost final in Dahoam and the rivalry with Borussia Dortmund had an impact on the 2012 European Championship. Psychologically, it was not easy for Bayern to deal with it, and some players were also tired.

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Bastian Schweinsteiger was struggling with an ankle injury but played anyway. Even the perennial favorite Philipp Lahm didn’t always seem to be completely up to par at the European Championships. The team spirit also seemed to suffer.

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At the DFB Cup final, there is said to have been a dispute between Schweinsteiger and Mats Hummels in the dressing room, and the pace on the pitch was tough. After the semifinals against Italy at the European Championship, there was criticism of the team.

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A few months later, Schweinsteiger said in the Süddeutsche Zeitung that “not everyone always jumped” at the DFB when they were on the bench. It was seething at Bayern – and apparently also at the DFB.

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2011: Louis van Gaal’s short tenure was coming to an end when he quarreled with those responsible at FC Bayern. The results didn’t match either, so the bosses seized the opportunity.

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The Bayern crisis started with a 2-3 defeat in Cologne in February 2011. Four days later, the Germans drew 1-1 against Italy. Bayern won three more times and then lost to BVB, Schalke, Hannover and Inter.

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With the national team, however, this was only slightly noticeable. Although the DFB team lost 2-1 to Australia at the end of March, they then went on to win five in a row – including against Brazil.

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2008/2009: Jürgen Klinsmann’s season at Bayern was a crisis throughout. Low points were the 1:5 defeat against Wolfsburg and the clear 0:4 in Barcelona. Bayern didn’t have many DFB players back then.

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Bastian Schweinsteiger, Philipp Lahm and Lukas Podolski were the most famous German faces. They were also on the pitch in the European Championship final against Spain (0-1). The results at the DFB were also mixed during this time.

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A 3-3 win against Finland in September, a 2-1 defeat by England in November and a 1-0 defeat by Norway in February are exemplary. In May there was also a 1-1 draw against China. Many of the victories were hard-fought.

FC Bayern, News – Augenthaler: “FCB can also take second place”

The club legend Klaus Augenthaler was unimpressed by FC Bayern’s current crisis in the Bundesliga – there has been no win in the past four games, and the last defeat against Augsburg. “It doesn’t matter whether FC Bayern wins the championship ten or eleven times in a row. FC Bayern could also take second place in the Bundesliga one day,” he said table football.

According to Augenthaler, another competition is of much greater importance: “The Champions League is crucial, and the team is on the right track there, even if they were lucky against Barcelona that they were not 2-0 down at half-time. The Match in Milan was good.”

The end of last season against Villarreal in the quarter-finals hurt for a long time, now the team wants to make this disappointment forget. Augenthaler is also convinced that coach Julian Nagelsmann is the right man for FC Bayern even in the current crisis.

“Nagelsmann knows that he is with a big club and has to deliver accordingly. He discussed the goals with the club, they are no secret. And he was certainly aware beforehand that the wind would get rougher if he was five points behind the first standing,” said the former Bayern defender. “The current experience will toughen and strengthen Nagelsmann.”

FC Bayern Munich: The next games in the Bundesliga

meeting	Opponent	location
September 30, 8:30 p.m	Bayer Leverkusen	home
October 8, 6:30 p.m	Borussia Dortmund	away
October 16, 7:30 p.m	Sc freiburg	home
October 22, 3:30 p.m	TSG Hoffenheim	away