The head coach of Bayern Munich, Julian Nagelsmann, has stated that he is "not anxious" despite the absence of Robert Lewandowski, the finest striker in his squad.
The 33-year-old, who ended the previous season with 50 goals, was requesting a trade away from the Allianz Arena because he had one year remaining on his contract. By scoring his 50th goal of the year on Saturday, Barcelona made his fantasy come true.
Nagelsmann doesn't seem concerned about receiving the chance to replace key areas of strength for the despite the fact that the overall cost should be €50 million when additional parts are taken into account.
"Robert Lewandowski spent eight devastating years playing for Bayern. He informed BR24 that overriding him would be annoying.
We are currently doing so well that I am not under any pressure, and in fact, I have no idea what to do.
FC Bayern can still succeed even without a striker who consistently scores 40 goals.
It's a remarkable undertaking for my motives, my preparatory team, Oliver Kahn, the CEO, and Hasan Salihamidzic, the wearing boss.
Sadio Mane of Liverpool has been the target of Bayern, and late additions from Ajax include right back Noussair Mazraoui and midfielder Ryan Gravenberch.
Nagelsmann now has a wide range of striker options available to him when Serge Gnabry restored his competition with the Bundesliga winners on Saturday.
While still with the group, Joshua Zirkzee, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting, and rookie Mane, who typically played for Liverpool through the center of the attack previous season, combined for 18 goals in 47 games while playing for Anderlecht.
According to Nagelsmann, "With Sadio Mane, we indicated an individual who played an unbelievable role as Liverpool's central forward last season, who is a surprising kind of player in contrast to Lewy, not an extraordinary striker.
However, I anticipate that we will have a sizable work force available to us with two main pushes.
blogpay
Total Comments: 0