Bayern Munich Postponed Player Transfer Plan

DBasia.news –  Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge decided to postpone all plans about recruiting new players for next season. This was revealed related to the Covid-19 virus pandemic which currently attacking various countries.

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge judged that the prolonged Corona Virus pandemic would change the face of football. Not only that, also the value and salary of players. This is what makes Bayern Munich postponing discussion about new players transfer.

“At the moment, nobody knows how the Corona crisis will affect football in the weeks and months ahead. Therefore, we postpone the topic of new players,” explained Karl-Heinz Rummenigge quoted from Muenchner Merkur.

Furthermore, Rummenigge revealed, “However, I can already predict one thing: The value of transfers and salaries will now be re-reviewed by all clubs throughout Europe.”

The focus of Bayern Munich at this time, according to the 1980s former German national team striker, is to take care of the players who will be out of contract. The numbers are quite a lot and some of them are the pillars of Hansi Flick’s team this season.

“We are currently only talking to players who will expire in 2021. Among them are Manuel Neuer, Thomas Mueller, Thiago (Alcantara), and David Alaba. “They have an important meaning for Bayern Munich and that is certainly a consideration,” said Rummenigge again.

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge confirmed that Bayern Munich will not rush to prospect official offer for some coveted players. The news circulating said, Die Roten was aiming at Kai Havertz, Leroy Sane, and Timo Werner.