<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the legacy of scientists</h1>
In this huge galaxy called Bavaria, there is a star named Heynckes, who is always able to save Bayern from fire and water.
Unfortunately, stars also have to age. In the summer of 2018, Kovac took over as Coach hai and led the Southern Star into a new era.
Times have passed, and now the "scientist" also closed last November, but his retreat has forced the "legacy" of the summer window into the hands of Frick.
Today, Bayern's back-end set out to create an eight-game Bundesliga title. Although they were not the ones Frick agreed to, the latter allowed the Southern Star to once again lift off from Allianz and illuminate German football.
As the 4 new signings of the "legacy of scientists", have their performance this season met the expectations of fans?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Lucas Hernandez</h1>
From: Atletico Madrid
Transfer fee: €80 million
Simone's blood exchange program initiated by the Legion of Sheets allowed Hernandez to "drift north" to Germany and rest in Munich.
The Frenchman was originally introduced by Bayern as the main left-back, but the plan could not keep up with the change, and two consecutive serious injuries caused him to miss nearly five months of matches, directly destroying Hernandez's debut season in Munich.
After the bundesliga restarted, the Frenchman returned from injury, but due to the long period of absence, his form appeared to be somewhat sluggish, and he only won in the victory over Freiburg on 20 June.
Now that the Bundesliga is over, Hernandez has fixed his report card on 19 Games in the Bundesliga with 0 goals and 1 assist, and the debut season of Bayern's career is so full of regrets that he must not be satisfied with this result.
So was this reinforcement a failure? No, 24-year-old Hernandez is young, and despite the reef at the beginning of his voyage, his journey to Munich has only just begun.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Bonjaman Paval</h1>
From: Stuttgart
Transfer fee: €35 million
Pavard, who became famous for his astonishing long-range shots at the 2018 World Cup, finally fulfilled his dream of Bayern in July last year and became a member of the giant team.
This season, the young Alfonso Davis and Pavard became Bayern's most commonly used full-back combination, and they played together in one attack and one defense, thanks to Frick's previous tactical deployment of him.
"If you see Davis rushing up, you have to pull back."
As a newcomer, Pavard gradually began to find his form after joining the ideal team. Although it is still not as amazing as in the 18-year World Cup, after the change of mentality, the Frenchman's performance has gradually become normal.
While solidifying the defensive form, Pavard is now improving by leaps and bounds on the offensive end. Nowadays, he will actively seek cooperation with his teammates, whether it is in the passing success rate or in the ability to create opportunities, compared to last season, he has greatly improved.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Mikael Qusans</h1>
From: Borussia Möncheng
Transfer fee: 12 million
In the previous day's 4-0 away win over Wolfsburg, the 20-year-old pulled the ball to change direction and then staged a world wave at the top of the arc of the penalty area to score the first goal of Bayern's career.
In fact, in the plans of former coach Kovac, Khusans was introduced as a future star. He spent more time in Bayern B, and after Kovac left school, he regained the trust of the new manager in january this year, reappearing in the Bundesliga after four months.
However, it is gold that shines everywhere. After winning Frick's trust, Khusans gradually became a regular substitute in the first team, and after returning from the Bundesliga, he was given six appearances.
Qusansons, who was jokingly called the king of losses by the fans, is now moving towards the king of real balls.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Jan-Fit arp</h1>
From: Hamburg
Transfer fee: 3 million
Three years ago in the winter, 17-year-old Arp made his Bundesliga debut in Hamburg, and the highlight of the young star Yao People's Park seemed to be about to come out again.
Today, three years later, the 20-year-old Arp has switched to Bayern and he is perfectly "integrated" here, at least from the frequency of visits to the team's infirmary.
After coming to Bayern, Arp lost not to himself, but to metaphysics, and his luck and Zilker seem to be two extremes.
The German teenager suffers injuries every time the first team needs a substitute, so he hasn't been able to play even a minute in the first team this season.
We always talk about giving young people more time to grow, but in the talented city of Munich, there's really not much time left for Arp to prove himself.