(Germany's scoring scale is from 1 to 6, with 1 being the highest, passing 4, and lowest at 6.) ）.
1. Benjamin Pavard Bejamin Pavard
Benjamin Pavard
The right-back did not continue his best performances in Bayern's first season, and his performance at this year's European Championship was equally disappointing. Pavard's average of points per game in the Bundesliga dropped to 3.8 points from 3.24 points in his first season, and he contributed four goals and five assists in the 19/20 season, compared to last season. Pavard made too many passing mistakes when the team attacked, and was also inattentive in defense, often being played by opposing players. The only bright spot was that he scored the winning goal in the Club World Cup final.
2. Alfonso Davis Alphonso Davies
Alfonso Davis Alphonso Davies
Bayern's left-back is currently recuperating from an injury, with a recurring injury to his ankle but is expected to return this month. He should get back to his form in the 19/20 season as soon as possible, when Davis was sharp in attack and unstoppable on the left – three goals and five assists in the league, four assists in the Champions League, and the most impressive of course was the goal scored by Kimmich in the quarter-final against Barca, who was Bayern's most valuable young player that season and was instrumental in Bayern's Champions League. In contrast, Davis' form slipped all the way last season, scoring only 1 goal and 2 assists, and the average record fell from 3.04 points in the previous season to 3.7 points. Davis still had to keep learning, he wasn't mature enough.
3. Niklas-Jules Niklas Süle
Niklas-Jules Süle
The centre-back has never regained his former form after returning from a cruciate ligament injury, making a lot of mistakes and performing in both the Bundesliga (3.53 points per game) and the Champions League (3.43 points per game). The new season Jules needs to face competition from Uppa Mecano Dayot Upamecano and Hernandez Lucas Hernandez. He is at a crossroads in his career, with no progress on the current contract renewal until 2022. To stay at Bayern, he has to put in more effort.
Serge Gnabry
Serge Gnabry
The Germany international returned three days earlier than originally planned. Last season Gnabry often couldn't find form and rhythm on the field, and although his average of 10 goals, 5 assists and 3.15 points in the Bundesliga looked good, he didn't get anything but one assist in the championship game. For comparison, he produced 23 goals (12 goals, 11 assists) in the bundesliga in the previous 2019/20 season, in addition to nine goals and three assists in the Champions League. If Gnabry wants to compete at a high level, he must play steadily.
5. Leroy Sané
Leroy Sané
It takes a long time for Sane to get back into form after suffering a serious injury. His first season at Bayern was still good – he scored 21 goals (10 goals, 11 assists). But the attacking player always seemed out of the squad and Bayern signed him to make him a key player who could change the game, but it was clear he hadn't done it yet.