Objectively speaking, Bayern Munich's performance this season can only be regarded as decent. At the end of the season, they still haven't established a big enough advantage in the league. If the team continues to lose points in the next few games, the team behind it may catch up. Considering that Bayern will have to face a two-tier battle at that time, it is still unclear what the team will be able to achieve at the end of the season. What worries Bayern fans even more is that Nagelsman seems to have not given up on the "tactical test" of the team, which undoubtedly increases the uncertainty of the team's record to a large extent.
However, in any case, in terms of the overall strength of the team, Bayern is still one of the most competitive teams in the league and Champions League. For Bayern management, the reason the team chose to change the manager this season is that they want Nagelsman to bring something different to the team. This may be why Nagelsman frequently "rolls over" during the experiment, but the team has always been very tolerant. However, as the season enters its final stages, especially after the Champions League has entered the crucial schedule, it seems that Nagelsmann should be more stable. After all, in this kind of knockout format, if you are not careful, it is likely to bring about the end of "losing everything". Especially in terms of formation, the team does not have enough good wing-backs, and the four-back formation that returns to the team is more familiar seems to be able to make the team's attack and defense more balanced. Especially on the defensive end, the increase in the number of defenders will effectively improve the quality of the team's defense.
From the perspective of the team lineup, although the comprehensive strength of the team in the three lines is quite outstanding, with extremely excellent immediate combat strength, but in terms of age structure, they still have a lot of room for optimization. For example, in the forward line, Lewandowski still maintains the best scoring efficiency in European football, but his age problem is already a factor that the team has to consider. Especially after he made a request to continue to raise his salary, Bayern seemed to be increasingly inclined to abandon the prolific goalscorer. It is reported that a number of big teams have extended an "olive branch" to it and want to pocket the top scorer. However, from the current situation, these teams are also hesitant about Lewandowski's age. In their view, if Levan shows a significant decline in form in the next season or two, his contract will become a "salary burden" that is difficult to get rid of. So perhaps at the end of the season, Levan and Bayern will "take a step back" and agree on a compromise contract extension.
In midfield, neither Goretzka nor Kimmich have had ideal attendance this season. When they are unable to appear on the field, the gap between the strength of the team's substitutes and the main players is intuitively revealed. Whether it is in the physical confrontation on the defensive end, defensive intensity, or in the offensive end of the ball and strategy, and even in the back of the attack, Tolisso, Sabicze and Rocca and others have done more generally. From the current situation, the prospects of Both Tolisso and Rocca in the team are not very clear. Tolisso wanted a salary of 12 million euros, but Bayern didn't think it would be cost-effective to give such a high salary to a substitute and the team could let him leave the team freely at the end of the season. Unlike Toliso, Rocca's contract has more than 3 years to expire, but he has not proven himself to have a place in the team, and Bayern prefer to let him leave the team on loan. If there is a good performance during the loan period, Bayern is expected to recoup a good transfer fee.
With Tolisso and Rocca leaving at the same time, Bayern's substitute at the back will be sabic. Not to mention that Sabicze's performance this season has not met expectations, even if he finds his form again next season, Bayern's player reserves in this position are quite thin, so it is bound to need to sign at least one more capable rotation player. According to transfer expert Romano, Gravenberg, who plays for Ajax, has gained the favor of many teams this season. Judging by the current situation, Bayern have basically won this transfer battle. Bayern have negotiated a contract with the €35 million talented midfielder. That means they're very close to signing him.
In addition, as the main winger in the team, Gnabry's contract renewal negotiations with the team have been delayed, and both sides seem to be reluctant to disagree on the annual salary. In Bayern's opinion, the reason why they did not match Gnabry's requirements was mainly because he did not show enough consistency in terms of competitive form. According to transfer expert Fark, if Bayern continue to be unable to complete the extension of the wing attacker, Real Madrid will try to sign him at the end of the season. (The picture comes from the Internet, if there is infringement, please contact to delete)