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FC Bayern Munich, news and rumors

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December 13, 2021

Bayern midfielder Angelo Stiller has opposite kicker settled with the procedure of his parent club. After Joshua Kimmich announced that he wanted to be vaccinated, Germany’s Health Minister Karl Lauterbach spoke up. Here you can find news about FC Bayern Munich.

You can read all Bayern news from the previous day here.

FC Bayern, News – Loan player Stiller reckons: “That was a slap in the face”

Bayern’s midfielder Angelo Stiller (20) is currently collecting playing time as a loan player at TSG Hoffenheim and has compared to the kicker now settled with the action of his parent club. Under Hansi Flick, the Munich-based Stiller did not trust the next step and instead put Tiago Dantas (20) and Marc Roca (25) in front of his nose. “Of course I was shocked, it was like a slap in the face,” explained Stiller: “I never really got a chance.”

Instead, Stiller went to Hoffenheim, took his chance and received a good report from TSG coach Sebastian Hoeneß: “As a central midfielder, he has incredible strategic skills. Angelo can read a game and dictate it from the sixth position.” Stiller is technically strong and can also use players on the offensive with his “fine” left foot. Hoeneß: “A really exciting player at a very young age!”

Stiller also regards an old Bayern star as his role model, who also no longer plays for the record champions – Thiago Alcantara. “That was a different house number, the way he recognized and used rooms, but also closed them, that was brutally good,” enthuses Stiller.

Göktan, Wölfe hero, HSV legend: “One-Hit-Wonder” in the Bayern jersey

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Berkant Göktan celebrates his 41st birthday on December 12th. Although he was two German champions with FC Bayern, he had little influence on the titles. SPOX shows a selection of players who have played a maximum of 5 BL games in the FCB jersey.

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Bernardo (5 games) – at FC Bayern Munich from 1991 to 1992: Came from Brazil and failed to make a breakthrough at FCB. After only a year he returned to his homeland.

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Helmut Nerlinger (5 games) – from 1970 to 1971 at Bayern Munich: Came from the Löwen to the record champions, but switched to Kickers Offenbach after one season. He is the father of former FCB sports director Christian Nerlinger.

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Takashi Usami (5 games) – from 2011 to 2012 at FC Bayern Munich: Came from Japan, but was never happy on the Isar. This was followed by positions at Hoffenheim, Düsseldorf and Augsburg before returning to Gamba Osaka in 2019.

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Julian Green (4 games) – from 2009 to 2017 at FC Bayern Munich: The American ran through almost all of Munich’s youth. But he didn’t make the leap to the professionals. Meanwhile active in the Bundesliga at Greuther Fürth.

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Herbert Zimmermann (4 games) – from 1972 to 1974 at FC Bayern Munich: He then moved to Cologne, where he ended his career after nine years. There he won the DFB Cup three times. In 1980 he also became European champion.

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Alexander Baumjohann (4 games) – from 2009 to 2010 at FC Bayern Munich: played big in Gladbach before coming to Munich. This was followed by positions at Hertha and Schalke, among others. Most recently he played in Australia, now without a club.

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Zvjezdan Misimovic (4 games) – from 1997 to 2004 with FC Bayern: After “Zwetschge” failed to make the leap to the pros, he moved to Bochum. He became champions with Wolfsburg in 2009, which he played a big part in.

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Lukas Raeder (3 games) – from 2012 to 2014 at Bayern Munich: The keeper talent at the time saw no country behind Manuel Neuer. In 2021 he moved from VfB Lübeck to the Bulgarian first division club Lokomotiv Plovdiv.

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Serdar Tasci (3 games) – 2016 at Bayern Munich: Came from Moscow due to many injuries on the FCB defense, but was hardly noticed. He is currently without a club, previously he was active for Basaksehir in Turkey.

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Pepe Reina (3 games) – from 2014 to 2015 at FC Bayern Munich: Guardiola brought the keeper as the second man behind Manuel Neuer. After a year he went to Naples. The 39-year-old is currently playing for Lazio.

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Meritan Shabani (3 games) – at FC Bayern Munich from 2006 to 2019: played half his life in the FCB jersey. In 2019 he moved to Wolverhampton Wanderers. There he is currently running for the U23. An injury prevents game minutes.

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Berkant Göktan (3 games) – from 1998 to 2001 at FC Bayern Munich: Was mainly only awarded before he moved to Galatasaray in 2001. In 2014 he ended his career with the fourth division club SV Heimstetten.

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David Jarolim (3 games) – from 1997 to 2000 at FC Bayern Munich: The HSV club legend (nine years old) never really got a chance at FCB. He ended his career in 2014.

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Lars Lukas Mai (2 games) – with FC Bayern Munich since 2014: The central defender moved to Darmstadt on loan as a top performer in the second team. There he was a regular player. Now he is on loan to relegated Werder Bremen.

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Marco Friedl (2 games) – from 2008 to 2018 at FC Bayern Munich: The versatile defensive player moved to Bremen on loan in 2018, which finally signed the Austrian.

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Franck Evina (2 games) – from 2015 to 2019 at FC Bayern Munich: The striker regularly caused cheers among the FCB amateurs with his goals. In 2019 he was loaned to Uerdingen and then signed by Hanover.

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Uwe Tschiskale (2 games) – from 1987 to 1988 at Bayern Munich: Came from Wattenscheid to Munich, only to land at Schalke a year later. In 1996 he ended his career at Eintracht Coesfeld.

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Alvaro Odriozola (2 games) – with FC Bayern Munich since 2020: only acts as a backup on the right side of defense, but cannot get past Benjamin Pavard. He returned to Real Madrid in the summer of 2020. Currently awarded to Florence.

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Marco Grimm (2 games) – from 1993 to 1995 at Bayern Munich: After a short interlude, he returned to Stuttgart to later play for Graz. Among other things, he was also at 1. FC Kaiserslautern.

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Woo-yeong Jeong (2 games) – with FC Bayern Munich since 2020: caused a sensation among amateurs in 2018 before moving to Freiburg. Is used there regularly.

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Kwasi Okyere Wriedt (2 games) – at FC Bayern Munich from 2017 to 2020: The striker will move to Willem II Tilburg in the Eredivisie after the end of the season. There so far with twelve goals in 41 competitive games.

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Stefan Maierhofer (2 games) – from 2005 to 2007 at FC Bayern Munich: After his time in Munich, he made a name for himself as a wandering bird. Moved to Würzburg in winter 2021 and relegated with the Kickers. He currently has no club.

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Leon Dajaku (2 games) – with FC Bayern Munich since 2019: Came to Munich from the youth of VfB Stuttgart and was part of the regular squad in the third division among the amateurs. Then went to Union Berlin, where he hardly played. Now awarded to Sunderland.

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Niklas Dorsch (1 game) – from 2013 to 2018 at FC Bayern Munich: After going through the youth department of FC Bayern, he ended up with the second division club 1. FC Heidenheim in 2018 and was a regular there before he moved to Augsburg via the KAA Gent.

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Rainer Aigner (1 game) – at FC Bayern Munich from 1989 to 1991: joined Bayern in 1860, but never established himself. He then ended his career at Fortuna Düsseldorf.

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Sinan Kurt (1 game) – from 2014 to 2016 at FC Bayern Munich: Came as a celebrated talent from Borussia Mönchengladbach, but never lived up to his status. It didn’t work at Hertha either. Now again without a club. Most recently active in Slovakia.

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Max Eberl (1 game) – from 1989 to 1994 at FC Bayern Munich: The current sports director of Borussia Mönchengladbach went through the FCB youth team. Then he played for Bochum, Fürth and his current employer.

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Pasi Rautiainen (1 game) – at FC Bayern Munich from 1980 to 1981: moved to Bremen after just one season. Later he was also active for Arminia Bielefeld. In 1995 he ended his career with HJK Helsinki.

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Fabian Benko (1 game) – from 2013 to 2018 at FC Bayern Munich: never made the breakthrough to the pros and signed on to ASK Linz in 2018. In 2020 he moved to the Austrian second division club FC Juniors. Now at SSV Ulm in the regional league.

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Milos Pantovic (1 game) – from 2013 to 2018 at FC Bayern Munich: Was active in the youth team of FC Bayern and moved to VfL Bochum in 2018. He currently has an important role in the Bundesliga promoted team. He has already scored two dream goals.

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Steffen Hofmann (1 game) – 1997 to 2002 with FC Bayern Munich: After failing to make the jump from the second team, he moved to Rapid Vienna. He was also active for 1860 Munich.

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Sarpreet Singh (2 games) – with FC Bayern Munich since 2019: Came to Bavaria from Wellington Phoenix in New Zealand. Was loaned to 1. FC Nürnberg for a short time, but returned to Bayern II last winter. Now regular in Regensburg.

FC Bayern, News: “Deserves respect” – Federal Minister reacts to Kimmich

After Joshua Kimmich announced that he wanted to be vaccinated, Germany’s Health Minister Karl Lauterbach spoke up. “The decision to vaccinate Joshua Kimmich deserves respect. He was never a lateral thinker and only hesitated too long,” wrote the SPD politician via Twitter.

Kimmich had the weekend in one ZDF-Interview explained his change of heart and made an appeal regarding how to deal with his statements. “Some limits were exceeded,” complained Kimmich about the fuss surrounding his situation. “It wasn’t just factual criticism. I’m also just a person who has fears.”

Bavaria’s team doctor Prof. Dr. Roland Schmidt admitted to the kicker now a health update on Kimmich. “We observe a typical course of a mild COVID-19 illness in him,” said Schmidt and explained that Kimmich’s lung problems “are not atypical with milder COVID-19 courses”. At the start of the second half after the first week of January, it should be fully resilient again.

FC Bayern, News: Munich U19s make history

Bayern’s U19 team reached the DFB Cup semi-finals with a 4-3 win against Hertha BSC on Sunday afternoon, making club history. For the first time in the history of FC Bayern, a junior team is in the semi-finals of the DFB Cup, announced the Munich team.

Above all, the goal scorers Lucas Copado, Arijon Ibrahimovic, Emilian Metu and Nemanja Motika, who shot Danny Galm’s team to victory, were able to shine. A great success for Bayern, because in the U19 Bundesliga season south / southwest Munich are only in seventh place in the table, in the UEFA Youth League it was bottom of the group after the group stage.

FC Bayern, News: Who will play against Bayern

Bayern marched in the Champions League group stage and it is not without reason that they are among the big favorites to win the tournament. On Monday, the round of 16 opponents of Munich will be determined. The drawing starts at 12 noon at the UEFA headquarters in Nyon (Switzerland). How you can follow this you can read here.

Champions League, draw for the round of 16: an overview of the 16 clubs

Group winners	Second in the group
Manchester city	Paris Saint-Germain
Liverpool FC	Atletico Madrid
Ajax Amsterdam	Sporting Lisbon
real Madrid	Inter Milan
FC Bayern Munich	Benfica Lisbon
Manchester united	Villarreal CF
Lille OSC	Red Bull Salzburg
Juventus Turin	Chelsea FC