Mattus: Can Bayern win the Champions League with this line of defense? They should compete for Jonatanta
1:09pm, 10 May 2025Football
May 6th Mattus made suggestions on Bayern's transfer this summer in a column of Sky Sports.
Matus believes that Bayern should not force Wiltz to transfer at an excessive price. Mattus wrote: "What if the money is spent and the more urgent shortcomings cannot be solved? Bayern's most urgent position to strengthen is the back line.
" Did Yu Pamecano, Kim Min-jae and Ito Yoshiki convince Bayern Munich: 'We can rely on them and win the Champions League with them? Bayern should compete for Jonathan Tat, who is one of Germany's best players. ”
Mattus also suggested that Bayern find a high-level substitute for Kane. Kane is expected to win the Best Scorer award again in his second season at Bayern. However, if the 31-year-old is out for a long time, Bayern lacks a suitable replacement in the center position.
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