FC Bayern Munich apparently removes unvaccinated players from Joshua Kimmich's quarantine salary

FC Bayern Munich has apparently retroactively canceled four unvaccinated players around Joshua Kimmich’s salaries for the week they missed due to their corona quarantine. A corresponding message from Picture on sunday can SPOX and goal confirm.

According to the report, besides Kimmich, it is Serge Gnabry, Jamal Musiala and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting. All of them were summoned to the FC Bayern office on Thursday morning, where the sentence was announced. The allegedly also unvaccinated Michael Cuisance was there. Since he did not have to be quarantined, he does not face any penalty.

The FCB bosses have emphasized that it is the player’s right not to be vaccinated, but that the club also has the right to withhold their salary in the event of quarantine. They also appealed to the players not only to keep an eye on their personal situation, but also on the club’s situation.

image– Assumptions that the players could face further measures such as isolation from their colleagues in training, are according to information from SPOX and goal wrong.

Bayern notes: someone loses the last bit of trust

1/17

Damper after the international break: FC Bayern lost 2-1 to FC Augsburg after a tired appearance. One newcomer was doing anti-advertising, another was overwhelmed. The scores and individual reviews of the FCB players.

2/17

MANUEL NEUER: Once again one of those thankless evenings as a Bayern keeper. Mostly had nothing to do, but completely powerless against Pedersen’s cream shot (23rd) and Hahn’s header (36th). Grade: 3.5.

3/17

BENJAMIN PAVARD: Due to Süle’s corona illness back in the starting eleven, he did not advertise himself. Gave Iago only escort before the 0: 1 and remained far too passive before the 0: 2. Instead, the starting point for the connection hit. Grade: 4.5.

4/17

DAYOT UPAMECANO: Moved into the middle when building up the game in the chain of three and directed the action with many opening and precise passes (rate of 91.9 percent). Was still the best FCB defensive player. Note 3.

5/17

LUCAS HERNANDEZ: Put Zeqiri under good pressure before the 0-1 win, but he couldn’t prevent him from being transferred to Pedersen. Bad timing against Hahn. In the direct duels, however, mostly winners. Grade: 4.

6/17

OMAR RICHARDS: Had the big job of replacing the “tired” Davies (Nagelsmann). Started well but lacked punch in the offensive. In addition, with some technical deficits. But with six ball conquests. Grade: 4.5.

7/17

MARCEL SABITZER: Noticeably active at the opening of the game (67 ball actions). But is complicit in both goals. First let Pedersen slip away before he displayed a devastating duel against Zeqiri in front of Hahn’s goal. Grade: 5.5.

8/17

During the international break, Sabitzer had complained about a lack of confidence in him, but with this appearance the Austrian catapulted himself even more into the off. There are no arguments for further starting eleven nominations.

9/17

LEON GORETZKA: It was difficult against the rebellious hosts. In the first half he did not win a duel and remained without a degree. After the break with a little more access. Grade: 4.

10/17

SERGE GNABRY: The weakest player in the attack quartet! Often made the wrong decisions. Had twelve ball losses on his account before the break – also before the 0: 1. Offensive he remained pale. Grades: 4.5.

11/17

THOMAS MÜLLER: Long with little influence, but extended Pavard’s cross in front of Lewandowski goal (38th) but decisively with the heel. Despite his best efforts, he was left without a real degree. Grade: 3.5.

12/17

LEROY SANE: With an enormous amount of freedom in the half-spaces. The national player was always where the ball was. In his action, however, he lacked a bit of luck, which is why he left the field after 70 minutes. Grade: 3.5.

13/17

ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI: Again with a little little connection to the game, which is why he often looked for the way back. With his goal again in the style of a world-class striker. But left two good chances to equalize after the break. Grade: 3.5.

14/17

JAMAL MUSIALA (from 52nd): Replaced the weak Sabitzer and caused immediate danger with its lightness. With lots of good movements. Failed shortly before the end to Gikiewicz. Note 3.

15/17

ALPHONSO DAVIES (from 52nd): Came into play for the slightly overwhelmed Richards to provide more offensive power. His many attempts in the 70th minute almost bore fruit, but Framberger was decisive. Note 3.

16/17

ERIC MAXIM CHOUPO-MOTING (from 69th): Substituted for Sane and was next to Lewandowski in the top. Didn’t find it in the game, however, and was completely harmless. Grade: 4.5.

17/17

TANGUY NIANZOU (from 87th): Joined Pavard in the closing stages. Made more presence in the backcourt in the game for a goal but couldn’t avert defeat. Without rating.

FC Bayern: approval from the rest of the team

For Kimmich, who was only connected by video due to his renewed quarantine through a contact at a private event, the salary cut means a loss of 384,000 euros per week with an estimated annual salary of 20 million euros. Since he has already missed the second week at FCB, he has to reckon with a cancellation of 768.00 euros.

After Niklas Süle’s corona infection as part of the national team, the contacts Kimmich, Gnabry and Musiala had to end the DFB trip prematurely and were in quarantine for seven days. The same applied to Choupo-Moting, who came into contact with an infected person after the Freiburg game.

Due to the renewed quarantine, FC Bayern missed Kimmich in the surprising 1: 2 defeat of Munich against FC Augsburg.