The website of the authoritative media "Kicker" published an article on the front page today titled "Turning into a Selling Club?" Bayern reconsider its transfer policy", the first sentence of the article said: "Bayern management wants to break new ground in transfer and development, and the self-image of Bundesliga Bandar has undergone a fundamental change? ”
As previously relayed by several social media news accounts, the "Kicker" finally published a long article on the website to introduce bayern management's new plan, that is, to change the positioning of the previous "buying club" and then become a "selling club".
A few years ago, Bayern's former board chairman, Rummenigge, proudly said: "Bayern is a club that buys people, not a club that sells people..." This sentence means that Bayern will never sell out the stars in the team for money. Indeed, so far Bayern is the only club in Germany that does not have the label of "selling people". Even Borussia Dortmund, who are always runners-up in the Bundesliga, are often unable to keep the best players in the squad, but Bayern is always an exception.
However, this may soon come to an end in the Bundesliga banba.
For example, due to financial constraints, when Maurizier Zakaria, a defender who is about to expire his contract, finally chooses to join Juventus rather than Bayern in the winter window of this season, Bayern management from Sebena Avenue discussed the transfer strategy that has existed for many years and recently questioned the club's self-image, that is, Rummenigge's qualitative "Bayern is not a selling club".
So Bayern management decided that priority should be given to young talents aged 20-22 in the future!
In recent years, Bayern's salary costs for players in the top areas have risen sharply, such as the high-salary extensions of Kimmich, Goretzka and Koeman this year, in addition to the imminent opening of renewal negotiations between Levan, Müller and Neuer, which has led to the club's inability to sign new top players through high transfer fees.
In this regard, Bayern management believes that it is difficult to get top players like "Robery" and keep players at the club for 10 years, so as part of the new transfer policy in the future, it will give priority to signing outstanding young talents aged 20-22, after 2-4 active cultivation, and then resell them to potential buyers in a profitable manner, so as to obtain high returns.
To put it bluntly, the current business ideas of Bundesliga rival Dortmund may become bayern's future follow-up focus. According to another analysis, the Dutch 19-year-old talented midfielder Gravenbëci, who currently plays for Ajax, is seen as Bayern's first target. Bayern have been keeping an eye on the midfielder, whose contract with Ajax expires next summer and the players themselves are ready to leave the squad this summer.
According to the "kickers", Bayern is currently planning to cooperate in Austria and Belgium, thus breaking new ground in the cultivation of young talents. After all, these talented youngsters full of potential, it is difficult to get enough opportunities in the highly competitive first team of Bayern, nor should they prove themselves in the fourth-rate regional league or the Bundesliga, but should hone themselves in the top leagues abroad.
To this end, Bayern is working hard to strengthen cooperation with foreign clubs. For example, Austrian team Klagenfurt, currently ranked fourth in the Austrian Premier League, has become an important partner for Bayern, and Bayern is still seeking cooperation in Belgium. Previously, Bayern's 18-year-old young goalkeeper Liu Shaoziyang had been on loan to Klagenfurt, while 21-year-old Timothy Anderson had been on loan at Klagenfurt since February 2021. In the future, there may be more young players to follow.