Revolution at Bayern: Only four players are untouchable
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Bayern Munich are spending their first season without a title in twelve years, and in Germany it is already assumed that a serious purge of their squad will take place.. Although Max Eberl He has not yet arrived at the club, his name is already heard at the Allianz Arena. He is expected to begin his duties as the new athletic director. The six-time European champion starts in March and his task is monumental: to launch the necessary renewal process and make uncomfortable decisions after an exhaustive analysis of the situation.
The most urgent task is to rebuild the core of the pitch after the departure of leaders such as David Alaba, Thiago and Robert Lewandowski. Despite having invested more than €150 million in defense since 2021, Bayern have yet to find a worthy successor to Alaba. There is a lack of leadership in the center of defense. Upamecano, originally intended for this role, made too many mistakes, and Kim is not a natural communicator, so De Ligt could be the solution. Of course, this does not concern coach Tuchel at the moment.
In midfield, Kimmich’s disappointment after being substituted in the recent 3-2 defeat to Bochum sums up the situation perfectly. He seems overburdened with the role of leader and He needs someone to support him. The long-awaited deterrent that Tuchel insisted on in the summer could be some much-needed repairs to that part of the pitch. The lack of creativity following Thiago’s departure is also a key challenge for Eberl.
In attack, Kane will continue to be Bayern’s top scorer. Score 25 goals in 22 league matches., but his leadership role also has room for improvement. Regardless of this, English is inviolable at Bayern. The only players who also have this status are Neuer, Muller and Musiala., who is expected to become the face of the club over the next few years. Otherwise, Bayern will have more than the revolution it needs to restore its competitiveness, and Eberl will bear a lot of responsibility for carrying it out.