Bundesliga - Bayern "in the red" - Tuchel hopes for transfer market
Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel has once again referred to the tense personnel situation at the record soccer champions following the feat of strength in the 2-1 win at VfL Wolfsburg. "Something may happen, but the winter transfer market is not easy," said the 50-year-old on pay-TV channel Sky on Wednesday evening. In the game at VfL, the coach was missing eight sick or injured professionals, and several starting eleven players went into the game with ailments. "A few were in the red zone," said the coach.
Dayot Upamecano was so weakened by a stomach bug that he was in hospital, reported Tuchel. Raphaël Guerreiro had also spent "the whole night" on the toilet, said the coach. Konrad Laimer had to play with a damaged knee. "There are always too many places available," said Tuchel, looking at the personnel sheet. The Bayern goals were scored by Jamal Musiala (33rd minute) and Harry Kane (43rd).
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- Despite the challenging personnel situation at Bayern, Tuchel acknowledges that something might transpire during the winter transfer market, but he expresses caution due to its complexity.
- The win at VfL Wolfsburg saw Bayern's coach, Thomas Tuchel, missing eight unwell or injured players, with several more starting eleven members battling ailments.
- Tuchel revealed that Dayot Upamecano was so debilitated by a stomach bug that he required hospitalization, while Raphaël Guerreiro spent the entire night dealing with stomach issues.
- Konrad Laimer had to play with an injured knee in the VfL match, and Tuchel lamented the abundance of available positions within the Bayern squad.
- In Lower Saxony, VfL Wolfsburg showed resilience despite Bayern's dominant display, giving credit to their fighting spirit in the face of the Bavarian power act.
- Bundesliga observers have been discussing Tuchel's transfer market strategy, with many speculating about potential reinforcements to strengthen the team in key positions.
- According to transfermarkt, Bayern's primary competitors in Germany, FC Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg, have spent approximately 150 million euros and 50 million euros in the 2022-2023 Bundesliga season, respectively.
Source: www.stern.de