The technical secretary of Bayern Munichthe Austrian Christoph Freundit is reported that the club from the Bavarian capital is in “talks” about renewing the winger. Jamal Musiala and his “purpose is that he remain in Bavaria for a long time and help mark an era.
In the press conference before the clash with Holstein Kielin the technician’s company Vincent Kompanythe technical manager defended that they wanted to “renew the contract” and make sure that “he plays in Bavaria as possible”, because he was, he described, an “exceptional”, “world-class” player.
Furthermore, he responded to the words of the club’s former player Dietmar Hamannwho advised the sale of the German striker, whom he criticized for being too individualistic, signing the midfielder of Leverkusen Florian Wirtz.
“Anyone who has that opinion will find it a bit absurd and far-fetched. In other countries, young players with so much potential are highly praised and you are grateful to have players like that for your country,” he replied. .
Asked about the same issue, the Belgian coach defended the characteristics of Musiala and stressed that “it should continue as it is and not change anything.” “We are happy to have him. He can be one of the three or four best players in the world,” he said.
About the state of Leroy Sanewho recently joined training sessions with the group after his groin injury, Kompany commented that he was “looking forward to it,” while Freud He reports that he is “no longer sick”, as well as they are “happy that he is back and really fit”
“He played very well in the first half last season and scored a lot of points. In the spring he always had to fight injuries and pain. But he fought here and gritted his teeth. I saw him as a real fighter,” added he
About the midfielder Leon Goretzkawith little participation at the start of the campaign so far, the coach limited himself by saying that “everyone” in the team “has to fight for the opportunity” to play, because they have “many players” and they will all be needed.
Source: La Verdad
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