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Robert Lewandowski back in Munich

Robert Lewandowski returns to Munich for a short time after moving to FC Barcelona. Lothar Matthäus sees Jamal Musiala as a beacon of hope for the national team. News and rumors about FC Bayern can be found here.

All the news and rumors from the previous day can be found here.

FC Bayern, News: Lewandowski back in Munich

Robert Lewandowski is currently in Munich for the first time since his turbulent departure from FC Bayern. Noisy picture he traveled to Munich with his new club FC Barcelona on Sunday immediately after the trip to the USA. After a photo session with all the trophies won on Monday in the Allianz Arena, he wants to say goodbye to his former teammates and club employees on Tuesday, and a meeting with the bosses is also planned.

FCB sports director Hasan Salihamidzic said at the picture: “I’m emotionless! I’m in Munich, he’ll definitely come. I can’t understand what he’s said in the last few days. My dad taught me not to shut the door with my butt when I’m going somewhere. He’s on his way there right now. So I think we should have a little chat.”

Most recently, the Pole had ESPN critical of the Munich management: “The club tried to find an argument as to why they could sell me to another club. And I had to accept that, even though a lot of bullshit was said about me. There are people who don’t like me tell the truth.”

Coach Julian Nagelsmann tried to appease and suspected misunderstandings. “I recently gave two or three interviews in English, where there were one or two statements that sounded different in the mother tongue,” said Nagelsmann sky. “I also know what the media make of my statements, so I assume that Lewy’s statement wasn’t that bad.”

Matthäus sees Jamal Musiala as a German hope

Record national player Lothar Matthäus sees Jamal Musiala from FC Bayern as a great hope for German football. “With Musiala’s skills, the German national team can again play for the title in major tournaments in the future,” wrote Matthäus in his sky-Column.

Musiala had shone in Munich’s Supercup victory against RB Leipzig (5: 3). “I sat next to national coach Hansi Flick during the game and we looked at each other several times: What is he up to now? The way he kept pushing the game forward was outstanding,” said Matthäus, praising the 19-year-old offensive player.

Sadio Mane also “proved his qualities” against Leipzig, says Matthäus: “He’s fast, he’s tricky. He’s exactly the right player for the system without a real number nine, which Bayern now use after Robert’s departure play Lewandowski.”

In general, the record champions would have “made an announcement to the competition in the duel with the cup winners before the start of the Bundesliga. For me everything looks like FC Bayern will go it alone next season,” said Matthäus.

FC Bayern, News: Mane about the Supercup

Sadio Mane was cautiously optimistic after his first competitive game for Bayern. “Today was good,” said the Senegalese sports1 after the Supercup against RB Leipzig. “But: We still have a lot of work to do. We still have to improve a few things.”

FC Bayern: Summer timetable at a glance

date Opponent venue contest result
Wednesday July 20th DC United Audi Field, Washington DC (USA) test match 6:2
Saturday 23rd July Manchester City Lambeau Field, Green Bay (USA) test match 0:1
Saturday July 30th RB Leipzig Red Bull Arena, Leipzig Supercup final 5:3
Friday 5 August Eintracht Frankfurt Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt Bundesliga, 1st matchday
Sunday 14 August VfL Wolfsburg Allianz Arena, Munich Bundesliga, 2nd matchday

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