Bayern can t learn Guardiola! Eight signings of 1.500 million have left the team, and striker Kane becomes the only fig leaf

The way in football today is the "handling" of players, Real Madrid, La Liga. No matter whether you are a team's meritorious or a superstar, as long as Chairman Florentino thinks that you cannot make due contributions to the team, you must leave the team. In terms of how players are handled, Bayern in the Bundesliga is somewhat close to this Galaxy battleship. As early as the summer window of 2022/23, the 8 players introduced by the King of the South spent 150 million euros, and now all have left the team, which is somewhat sad and surprising. Such a super giant such as

, such operations are somewhat surprising. Although Manchester City, led by Guardiola, often does this, Guardiola is recognized as having an endless recruitment budget. Although Bayern, you are rushing in the Bundesliga, you will definitely not be able to learn the Blue Moon Legion's approach. Back then, Bayern did not meet the salary required by Polish superstar Lewandowski, and sent it to Barcelona with strong force. Then he invited young coach Tuchel to rebuild the team, and then directly threw out 150 million euros to sign 8 powerful players.

From Juventus to sign De Ligt (67 million euros), Liverpool came to the forward striker Mane (32 million euros), and then introduced potential star Ter (20 million), Ajax genius Heraffenberg (18.5 million), veteran goalkeeper Sommer (9 million)... In addition to Blinder, Mazravi and Cancelo and other players without signing or loan, the eight players invested about 150 million euros. As a result, Bayern executives overestimated the coaching ability of the Champions League champion, and almost saved the Bundesliga championship at the end of the season, and Tuchel left the team.

But two years later, they all left the South Heavenly King and sold 172 million euros, a net profit of 22 million euros than when they bought them. It seems to have made money, but the team's formation running-in cycle, a stable architecture, and Bundesliga hegemony have indeed been lost. This is the "huge loss". The stars introduced back then were somewhat of a bit of a rush to seek medical treatment. The results now have proved that of course, Bayern executives also had a transfer, that is, they spent huge sums of money to sign British Emperor Star Kane. His performance at Allianz Stadium for two seasons was indeed top-notch. Winning the Bundesliga Golden Boots in a row can tell the whole story.

Originally, Kane joined Bayern for the first season to "remain" here and win the first championship in his career. His performance was also a top-notch one, but Bayern had "many internal problems" and was eventually completely suppressed by Alonso's team. In the end, all four majors were gone. In the second season, the British Emperor Star still performed domineeringly, and finally realized his dream of winning the Bundesliga. But the question is, can Bayern’s overall strength be compared with Leverkusen? All eight signings left the team. This is the "major mistake" made by Bayern's senior signings, which led to a season when Alonso was named the gods. Otherwise, the result would be an unknown. Now Kane is not only the core of the team, but also an important figure in the locker room. His contract with the team is only one year left. If he is not kept, will the King of the South see the "turbulent" period again after Lewandowski left the team?