Gladbach whereabouts “incredibly hard” for Yann Sommer

More Bayern news from the last few days:

FC Bayern, rumor: A failed change would be a hard blow for Yann Sommer

Yann Sommer has so far held back in poker about a possible change from Borussia Mönchengladbach. Andreas Böni, Deputy Editor-in-Chief ViewGroup, but wants to know what the 34-year-old looks like: It would be a “hammer blow” for the keeper if he were not allowed to switch to Bayern.

And further: “It would be mentally incredibly difficult for Yann Sommer to process it if he were denied this wish.” The goalkeeper sees the possible change as an unbelievable chance to be in the Bayern goal for at least six months and play for titles.

The Gladbach bosses had publicly declared that they would not let summer go in winter. The Swiss player’s contract expires at the end of the season.

FC Bayern, rumour: FCB is looking for a central defender

It is known that Benjamin Pavard may leave Bayern in the summer. According to sports picture the record champions are therefore looking for a central defender in order to be ready for a change in the summer. The last traded Malo Gusto (19) from Olympique Lyon should no longer be an issue, a fee of 20 to 30 million euros is too high. Monaco’s defender Axel Disasi (24) is also not an issue in Munich.

The first focus in Munich would be on the commitment of Leipzig’s Konrad Laimer, who should come on a free transfer in the summer. With the injured Lucas Hernández, the contract extension is about to be finalized. The goalkeeper problem is currently the priority.

FC Bayern, rumour: Real Madrid wanted Mathy’s Tel

According to tz Real Madrid wanted to sign super talent Mathys Tel last summer and prevent his move to Munich at the last minute. At this point, Tel’s advisor had already agreed to Bayern. In addition, the young striker himself only wanted to go to Bayern.

So far, the 17-year-old has settled in well at Bayern. In twelve appearances he has a total of four goals.

FC Bayern, News: Oliver Kahn spoke to Joshua Kimmich

Joshua Kimmich was devastated after the German World Cup and spoke publicly of possibly falling into a hole. He then got a message from Bayern boss Oliver Kahn, like the one in the sports picture betrayed.

“Joshua always tries to take on a lot of responsibility. But he’s also part of a team, and his team-mates also have responsibilities,” said Kahn: “I also had this experience at the 2002 World Cup. At the time, I had the feeling that there was a lot We were world runners-up, I even got the player of the tournament award, but it was difficult for me to deal with the lost final in this situation.”

Kahn was confident about Kimmich’s form after the World Cup break: “He will do top performances again at Bayern and also in the national team. It’s about looking ahead, being eager to win titles again. “

FC Bayern, News: PSG’s salary costs are twice as high

the table football evaluated an analysis of the “Football Benchmark” data platform. According to this, Bayern had a total of 324 million euros in personnel costs in the 2021/22 season – and reduced them by seven percent compared to the previous year.

PSG, on the other hand, paid salaries of an incredible 728 million euros, more than twice as much as Bayern. Real Madrid (519 million euros) and Manchester City (418 million euros) were also well ahead of Bayern.

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