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Quote from: tiCeR on June 27, 2023, 09:50:51 PM

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Quote from: tiCeR on June 25, 2023, 09:04:54 PM

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Actually talking about current talent there is one that can be looked at for next season like now they will try to maximize Ryan Gravenberch or Musiala but indeed this is back again they are only midfielders trying to improve the quality of attacks but there is still no striker who can be used as benchmark in this case.
As you said buying with money is a short way to do it but until now they haven't done that yet and their focus is still on Kane. I was expecting other options but until now when talking about strikers Bayern still seem to be focused on Kane and when that doesn't work it will be a bit of a problem.

There is again something in the making around Kane and this time it has been officially confirmed by Bayern that they sent an offer to Tottenham trying to transfer Kane for €70 million. But so far it seems that Tottenham refused the offer although Bayern and Kane have agreed upon the terms for a contract. That is what the news say but it is worthless as long as Tottenham doesn't agree to sell him for €70 million. Bayern knows that they don't have that many options to fix that problem now but I can see how Bayern is struggling to pay more for Kane. He isn't young anymore and the closer they get to the 100 million for this transfer, the higher the risk if course. If he gets injured, it would be a horrible situation for them as they would be in the same situation again.

Bayern Munich may have been struggling with their offensive issues for a while expecting that young players from their own youth teams would step up and save the day, but the truth is that the game has advanced quickly. Patience is a luxury few football players can afford in today fast paced environment. It seems like a long time ago when a player like Thomas Muller who Louis van Gaal identified and developed first broke through. The club need on quick fixes and large investments illustrates the hurry they are in. Sadly the diminishing chances for young players to prove themselves in the first squad only make the problem worse. Bayern Munich is caught between the need for immediate success and the desire for domestic success underlining the difficulties of juggling long term development with pressing necessities in the always changing world of football.

Nothing is perfect but I hope Tuchel can make very good changes to improve the club next season. Let me believe that the star of Bayern is not shining brighter as before, yet they still luckily win the season, so I will complain less. They did gamble with some young lads before and it worked for them, this is as they expected the presence of the older stars there to cover that up. There could be a mistake in the line, and if you look at Bayern, they didn't spend much money this season, they even spent lesser on strikers, but rather did a bit more with their defence.