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Choupo-Moting was not their plan initially but even his sudden shine could not save Bayern Munich in the past season. He is not a striker who can play well in big matches and we saw that weakness in World Cup 2022 with Cameroon and with Bayern Munich in Champions League.

I think that Choupo Moting is a very good player and i am surprised that he never really made it into the starting eleven for a very big club in his career. He has everything that a player needs to be a great striker and in addition to that he also has a very smooth technique in my opinion. When Lewandowski was injured two seasons ago Choupo Moting showed a really great performance. Sadly he was injured during large parts of the second round of the Bundesliga in the last season so he could not really show his capabilities there.
That being said, he is already 33 years old so Bayern definitely needs a new number 9 now that really had the potential to replace Lewandowski over a whole season.

For me, the only person who can replace Lewandowski's position is Harry Kane, but if Bayern Munich manages to take over Harry Kane, it's because there are so many people who are after this reliable player, even at a very high price.
Bayern Munich have made offers to Harry Kane several times, but until now there has been no recent news from there whether Harry Kane has accepted the offer or indeed Bayern Munich must look for other reliable players again.
If you look at some of this news, Bayern Munich is really busy looking for the best players, but there is no certainty about this news.

I had already commented on this, the problem with Kane and Tottenham is that on Kane's side, he will undoubtedly be thinking about wanting to go to a team where he doesn't sit on the bench watching the games instead of being on the field playing , that's because at Tottenham he has a guaranteed place in the starting 11, so staying at Tottenham for him is not a bad deal, even if he doesn't win anything relevant at Tottenham he still has a guaranteed place, while if he goes to play at Bayern I fear that he will stay on the bench, tuchel is a coach who does not have a favorite player and who is given special treatment

and without a doubt that kane saw this, also because tuchel was chelsea's coach so players like kane obviously saw how tuchel's methods are, on the other side we have tottenham who must think a lot about what they will do without kane, for me it is something clear that an eventual departure of kane would sink tottenham a lot, kane = tottenham. It's hard to imagine Tottenham without Kane, so it's a very difficult decision for both Tottenham and Kane. what about bayern they really need a great striker like kane or mbappe or haaland but sure they have no chance of getting mbappe and neither does haaland and i don't see other great strikers for them to have in the team