They may have won 11 straight Bundesliga titles but all has not been well in Bavaria where the scrutiny is always intense
All of a sudden none of it matters. Not a frustrating summer in the transfer market, with the lack of a sporting director often apparent. Not missing out on Declan Rice. Not even the uncertainty over the goalkeeping position. Harry Kane’s impending arrival at the Allianz Arena is a moment of triumph for Bayern Munich, and they are right to celebrate it.
How badly Bayern have needed this, on so many levels. Not necessarily on a statistical one – the team scored 92 Bundesliga goals last season, compared with 97 in 2021-22, a negligible difference in light of the exit of Robert Lewandowski, who had scored 35 of that latter figure. There were and are goals from everywhere in the squad: from Thomas Müller, Jamal Musiala, Serge Gnabry, Kingsley Coman, Leroy Sané and even the promising Mathys Tel.
More Stories
Slot takes pride in Liverpool’s display after Champions League exit to PSG – video
‘I’ve done nothing wrong’: Ireland’s Porter hits back over Dupont injury
Cheltenham festival 2025: snow falls before racing on day two – live