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Quote from: 1kodumtek7 on September 18, 2022, 10:35:54 PM

Bayern Munich has proven once more how bad they need a complete forward like Lewandowski. They still continue to lose points in the Bundesliga because of not being productive. Being unable to score against even a team like Augsburg is indicating a huge problem for them. Mane is a great transfer but he shouldn't be their striker choice. Mane should play on the wing just as it was at Liverpool. Maybe it is difficult but they had better do their best to sign Kane. He is the most logical player to be brought to the team now to solve the scoring issues.

Nagelsmann strategy was wrong when he thought Bayern can be more better without Lewandowski because he has left big hole to forward line Bayern and this also became an Bayern weakness this season because there is no player who can replaced him and when people expects Mane will be successfull to played as centre striker but in fact he failed to adapt even Mane already through 5 matches without scoring goals and so far this is his bad records compared to when he was a Liverpool player and Nagelsmann position also will not comfortable because some rumours mentioned he will be replaced by Tuchel

I feel like it wasn't his decision to send Lewandowski, from last year until his transfer was done, it was talked about how Lewandowski wanted to leave for Barcelona, not because of any financial troubles, probably not even regarding success because Barcelona was a worse team than Bayern, so it was probably regarding his love for the club or something, he just wanted out.

So, it forced Nagelsmann to find way to work the team without him, and maybe it may not be great now but it will get better. This is Bayern we are talking about, they always find a way to make it work and I feel like it is going to work out in the end for them once again.

Lewandowski was pushing for that transfer in a way that even any club could have thought whether or not it is beneficial for the team to keep that player. I think that being strict can be a solution. Any sportsman on this planet is not interested in showing bad performances. Lewandowski would have delivered. Bayern asked themselves whether it is better to cash in 50 million and afterwards he would leave anyway, or keep him for another season. Risks are there, but opportunities also. Could Bayern need a Lewandowski? For sure. But who couldn't? It is also a difficult question for the clubs. I still think that Bayern will get back to the top in the end. The other teams are not stable enough to really get ahead of Bayern.