Football: A Popular Team Sport - Bayern Munich signs two young players from Haching for millions.
FC Bayern brings in two youngsters from the Munich area and spends a million dollars. Maurice Krattenmacher (18) and Gibson Nana Adu (16) are from third-division side SpVgg Unterhaching, according to the announcement by the German football heavyweights. Though Adu will remain with Unterhaching on a temporary basis for one more year.
Unterhaching disclosed that the transfer fees for the two players are within the low-cost million range. Moreover, variable transfer payments have been settled upon.
Jochen Sauer, Director of Youth Development at Bayern, commented on the signings, "We have faith in these players to transition into professional football." Krattenmacher is a former FCB youth team member, while Adu, the youngest third-division goalscorer ever, returns.
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Bayern Munich, a renowned Bundesliga club from Bavaria, Germany, acquired two promising talents, Maurice Krattenmacher and Gibson Nana Adu, from local third-division side SpVgg Unterhaching. The transfer fees for the young stars are reported to be within a modest million-dollar range. Despite staying with Unterhaching temporarily for another year, Adu previously made history as the youngest third-division goalscorer ever. Jochen Sauer, Bayern's Director of Youth Development, expressed confidence in the players' potential to excel in professional soccer. With these new signings, fans anticipate FC Bayern Munich's future success in Bundesliga and German soccer.
