Kahn: Kimmich and Goretzka both have Bayern DNA, and it's important to keep players like that for a long time

Live bar December 30, Bayern chairman Kahn recently made a guest appearance on the club's podcast, in which he talked about how Bayern management decided on a transfer, and stressed the importance of retaining players with the club's DNA.

In terms of bringing in players and renewing contracts, Bayern have been under the pressure of financial factors like many clubs since the outbreak of the new crown epidemic, so the management of the club has taken on greater responsibility in making decisions, Kahn said: "When I go to make a decision, I get a lot of information beforehand, that is, a lot of opinions, expertise and data from other people. ”

"Of course there's some element of intuition, but in order to make a really good decision, you have to go and gather as much information as possible." I'm a person who communicates with a lot of people during the decision-making process. As chairman of the board of directors, of course, there is weight to speak, but we have very heated discussions on the board. In the best-case scenario, we will all agree on an agreement. ”

The decision-making process involves competitive issues, but it's more than that," Kahn said: "It's important for us that we tie players with Bayern DNA – whether it's Kimmich or Goretzka – to the club for a long time. ”

Since becoming Bayern's chairman of the board, considering the presence and reinforcement of players has been Kahn's day-to-day job and will continue to do so in the future, Kahn said: "Or when we have to make a decision on the transfer issue: are we going to find player X or player Y? This involves a large investment. When you're in charge, that feeling is even more different. ”

(Shimu)