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Nagelsmann: “I’m not responsible for everything”

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Nagelsmann: “I’m not responsible for everything”

In his statements before Bayern’s game against Leverkusen (September 30, 9:30 p.m.), Nagelsmann emphasized that he had a lot to offer his team to change the situation.

FC Bayern welcome Bayer Leverkusen (September 30, 9.30 p.m., NOVASPORTS PRIME, LIVE Sportish) with the aim of getting back on the road to success. After three draws in a row and a defeat in the Bundesliga, Bayern have to be on aspirin.

A lot was written about Julian Nagelsmann’s future during the league break, and Bayern officials expressed their confidence in the club manager.

Julian Naglesman stressed that he was emotionally affected, but stated that he is not responsible for everything, without wanting to shirk their responsibilities.

“To say I wasn’t emotionally affected during those two weeks would be a lie. There were things that came in the news after the Hoffenheim game. My name has been mentioned many times in the last few weeks. I believe that I invest a lot in my work.

I’m not responsible for everything, but I don’t shirk responsibility. I have no doubt that I can offer things and make the necessary changes to help us be successful again.” expressly stated.

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Musiala, Miller, Urlich and Neuer sang Christmas carols

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Musiala, Miller, Urlich and Neuer sang Christmas carols

The Bayern players dropped the ball and sang the song to wish us a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

In Germany, the campaign traditionally ends on the Christmas holidays. This gave the Bayern players the opportunity to escape from their everyday competitive routine. They wore colorful blouses to match the season and wished us a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

The German champion’s video featured Thomas Miller, Manuel Neuer, Leroy Sane, Jamal Musiala, Tsuppo-Moting, Tell and Sven Urlaich. Everyone happily sang birthday songs and shared best wishes.

Of course, as always, Thomas Miller felt most comfortable in front of the camera, and the video below is an irrefutable witness.



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Absolute dominance of Bayern in the all-star squad for 60 years in the Bundesliga

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Absolute dominance of Bayern in the all-star squad for 60 years in the Bundesliga

The Bundesliga has announced the best line-up in the Bundesliga’s 60-year history, with Bayern dominating the line-up.

The Bundesliga is celebrating its 60th anniversary and let fans choose the best eleven of all time. The results of the vote were announced on Friday (December 22nd).

Bayern are in full control, with all eleven players wearing or still wearing the red Bayern jersey.

The best team in the Bundesliga

  • GOALKEEPER: Manuel Neuer (Bayern, Schalke)
  • DEFENDER: Philipp Lahm (Bavaria, Stuttgart), Franz Beckenbauer (Bavaria), Mats Hummels (Dortmund, Bavaria)
  • MEDIA: Arjen Robben (Bavaria), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Bavaria), Thomas Miller (Bavaria), Franck Ribéry (Bavaria)
  • AGGRESSIVE: Robert Lewandowski (Dortmund, Bavaria), Gerd Miller (Bavaria), Miroslav Klose (Bayern, Werder Bremen, Kaiserslautern)

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Bayern: “The door to the European Super League remains closed, our task is to strengthen the championship”

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Bayern: “The door to the European Super League remains closed, our task is to strengthen the championship”

Bayern insist they have not changed their stance on the European Super League, stressing that it is the duty of clubs to support their domestic leagues.

The European Super League added another big no, this time from German champions Bayern.

Following the decision of the European Court of Justice that the creation of the newly created organization is not illegal, the announcements from the European clubs follow one another.

Bayern CEO Jan Christian Dressen assured that the team would remain true to its original position and emphasized that it was their job to strengthen domestic competitions.

Analytically:

We have taken the decision of the European Court of Justice into account. However, this does not change the position of Bayern and the ECA that such an event would represent an attack on the national leagues and the structure of European football.

The Bundesliga is the basis of Bayern, as all national leagues are the basis for other European football clubs.

It is therefore our duty and our deep conviction to strengthen them and not to weaken them. We are also involved in European competitions under the auspices of UEFA.

That’s why I would like to make it clear once again that the door to the European Super League remains closed to Bayern.”

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