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Harry Kane:
"The move [to Bayern] has done a lot for me. I think it's made me appreciate European football more. Obviously, growing up in the Premier League, playing in the Premier League, sometimes we're all a bit guilty of just thinking the Premier League is the only thing that exists
Going to Bayern, going to the Bundesliga, seeing the fans, seeing the reactions, playing the latter stages of the Champions League for a team like Bayern Munich, the pressure that comes with that, that has all elevated me to another level
But going for 100 million and people saying, “He’s going for 100 million, he needs to score this many goals or he needs to follow in the footsteps of Robert Lewandowski and all these things.
“I know people say that Bayern are expected to win, but you still feel the pressure of big games in the title races, big cup games in the German Cup, playing in finals. There's still a big pressure that comes with that. I think that was maybe one of the things I did learn a lot.
I think I maybe under-appreciated how hard it is still to win even when you're in the best team. But yes, now I've won the trophies and I've been in those moments, I feel even more comfortable in those situations"
[via @MirrorFootball]
Hatte den Trent zu Bayern Gedanken jetzt auch schon paar mal und bin echt hin und hergerissen. Aber für n guten Preis würde ich safe zuschlagen
Former England and Liverpool striker Emile Heskey advises Trent Alexander-Arnold to join Bayern amid his reduced playing time at Real Madrid:
"Bayern Munich would be a good move for Trent Alexander-Arnold. The German league, the Bundesliga, is very competitive. He’d be at the biggest club there, and that would be amazing for him - even though I would love to see him back at Liverpool.
For all the negatives that we talk about him as a defender, the positives outweigh that. What he gives you going the other way outweighs that massively"
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Auf der richtigen Seite der Geschichte gewesen Upamecano FC seit Tag 1
At the centre-back position, the initial plan was to put Dayot Upamecano up for sale. But with Vincent Kompany's request, there was a change of plan. Upamecano should now be kept. Meanwhile, Matthijs de Ligt has been informed that he's allowed to leave for a suitable offer. With an estimated €16m per year, the Dutchman earns a high salary. In addition, he has a market following his strong performances in the Champions League last season. Selling de Ligt would then bring in much needed funds for other transfers and free up wages
[@altobelli13, @cfbayern]
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Wir machen verrückten challenge run, alles kommt mit trade off
Upa ist dieses jahr nochmal krasser -> Tah ist richtig schlecht
Kane holt Balon dor -> macht nur noch assists
Letztes Saison gefühlt beste offensive aller zeiten -> dieses jahr muss min. ein AV offensive spielen
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Danks, Maric und der restliche Staff managen das gerade wirklich gut, fand auch die PKs super. wir sind als Verein gerade wirklich wahnsinnig gut aufgestellt. Es ist so viel scheiße passiert und wir lassen uns kein Stück von unserem Weg anbringen. Muss man sich mal bewusst machen
Christoph Freund on Vincent Kompany: "It's not easy for him to stay out of everything. Anyone who knows Vinnie knows that he's a football fanatic. It's something we've all agreed on, including the doctors. He largely sticks to it, although there is, of course, the occasional brief exchange. But he's really not involved in the details, which is very important during this phase. Aaron [Danks] is doing a really good job. He's simply a great guy." [@SkySportAustria]


















