Manuel Neuer reappeared in victory against Darmstadt (8-0) after almost a year without defending the goal of Bavaria. The team captain is back in a big way, in a self destruction and with a clean sheet.
The injury has been long and difficult, with relapses and ups and downs that have led to speculation about his retirement from football, something he is keen to deny. ‘‘I didn’t think about retiring, not… at all. There are ups and downs, but I always want to come back“I got on well with everyone here at the club. The mental aspect was decisive and I worked a lotfor how to deal with what is happening and what might happen. I always believe in giving back”.
At Bayern this is unquestionable, but his ownership in Germany is a dilemma
Sven Ulreich He became a luxury substitute, to the point that many thought he could challenge him for the title, something that faded in the goalkeeper’s words after the victory against Galatasaray:”I know my role at Bayern and Manuel fought hard to get back. “I’m happy for him because it’s been a long road.”
There are more doubts about what will be Manuel’s role in Germany, where he is also captain. During the time he was on leave Ter Stegen He took the position, although he did not leave brilliant performances for whoever took his place. The truth is Neuer facing important months with a goal in its role in Euro 2024in what could be his last major tournament with the national team, as he will be coming into the event at 38 years old. Tuchelhis Bayern coach is clear: ”Ter Stegen starts with an advantage before the appointment Germany. “If Manu had not been injured until the Eurocup and we take into account all your experience, then I think we will not ask this question in May. But the most important thing now is for him to stay fit and start playing.”
Happiness after playing at home again
”I’m excited to go back to Allianz Arena, playing in front of my fans and being on the field with the team. Even though the road was long and difficult at times, now I can say it was worth it.”
Source: La Verdad
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