Bayern Munich: Transfer policy under fire - where is the success?

Bayern Munich: Transfer policy under fire - where is the success?

München, Deutschland - FC Bayern Munich is currently in the critics' crossfire in his transfer policy. The situation is tense, in particular BILD reports: "Bavarians act like a bazaar" - an assessment that, in addition to the discussion about concrete change of players, also concerns the internal planning and strategy of the association. Coach Julian Nagelsmann had to take a lot of criticism, especially because of his hesitant approach to dealing with young talents. It is noted that players like Jamal Musiala undjosip Stanisic had good developmental opportunities under his aegis, but the rapid dismissal of the trainer raises doubts as to whether these impulses will also be effective in the long term.

Another exciting topic concerns the emigration of players. Leroy Sané apparently prefers a change to Turkey in a salary increase in Bavaria, which underlines the difficulties of gaining new figureheads for the association. In addition, the Munich team recently lost an important goal in front of their nose: Florian Wirtz has canceled his change to the record champion, which has further unsettled the nervous fan community.

The discussion about talent

The criticism of Bayern's striker policy also includes the problem of the transfer of young players. Above all, Roland Virkus from Borussia Mönchengladbach described the change of only 13-year-old Mike Wisdom to Bayern as tasteless for 300,000 euros. Despite the high transfer fee to the Wisdom family, Gladbach only receives 20,000 euros as an apprenticeship. Critics warn that, despite the economic meaningfulness, this is questionable from an ethical-moral point of view. Lothar Matthäus also sees the scouting of young talent as necessary, while experts like Rainer Frick emphasize that the success rate in young talent, in which only every thousand becomes a professional, is very low.

Bayern has a hard time finding your own way. Again and again critics are expressed on the fact that Bayern are less successful in transfers than other top clubs. Especially in comparison to other teams, it can be seen that the record champion has difficulty signing the best talents. For example, while Celta Vigo and Real Betis are interested in Bryan Zaragoza, Bayern require an impressive 15 million euros for the 23-year-old, whose future is already questionable in the club.

internal challenges and strategic questions

Internal planning and media reporting are also being put to the test. It is criticized that many articles around the club are either not sufficiently researched or even copied. This lack of transparency could represent an influence on the possible recruitment of top -class carets. FC Bayern is therefore not only faced with the challenge of scoring with new names, but also urgently has to improve with regard to its corporate strategy and public relations.

Finally, the question remains how Bayern will reorient themselves in this confusion. The circle of possible new additions is large, but the implementation will be decisive. If the team around Nagelsmann does not seriously screw on quality and strategy soon, Bayern's dominance in the Bundesliga could be at risk.