The final boss of a passing CB. His box defending/aerial strength peaking means his defensive skills are now complete & is entering the new season as one of the best CBs.
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Ein bisschen erschreckend, wie leicht sich manche Bayern-Fans hier mit allem zufriedengeben. Hauptsache, es gibt keine Kritik am eigenen Verein und Vorgehen. Wann sind wir in diese Small-Club-Mentalität abgerutscht?
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Komm nach Hause, Nick.
Ich weiss nicht wie die öffentliche Wahrnehmung zu Woltemade ist, aber immer wenn ich ihn gesehen habe hat er mir gefallen. Guter mitspielender Stürmer, der in einem Ballbesitz-Team wie Stuttgart deutlich besser aufgehoben ist.
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Bastian Schweinsteiger vs Dortmund (H) 2012/13 DFB Pokal Quarter Final x.com/Terroretzka/status/193…
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Arjen Robben and Franck Ribéry send message to Jupp Heynckes on his 80th birthday "Dear Jupp, When we think about our time together, so many special memories immediately come flooding back. You weren't just a coach to us, but a father figure. Someone who understood us—as players, but above all, as people. You managed to build a team that not only worked well on the pitch, but was a true unit off it as well. The way you managed us was unique: always positive, always full of energy, always with the right instinct for what the team needed at any given moment 2013 was a year we will never forget. We achieved something historic together – with the first treble in the club's history. And of course, we immediately think of that one game, that one moment: Wembley, May 25, 89th minute. Franck backheels the ball, Arjen slots it into the net – 2-1, Bayern! An indescribable feeling. But that moment wasn't just a goal or a final win. It was the result of a season in which everything was perfect from the start: team spirit, passion, enthusiasm for the game – and above all, a coach who knew exactly how to prepare us for the perfect match. You turned us into a team that fit together, that always worked for each other. And that's exactly what made the difference. But that wasn't the only time you showed us what we're capable of. In 2017, when you came back, many people thought: Can this work? But we knew you were the right person. At the time, Bayern were in second place, five points behind Dortmund – an unfamiliar situation for the club. But with you on the sidelines, it quickly became clear: We'll come back. You gave us stability, made it clear to us what we had to do. And in the end, we won the league convincingly, on matchday 29. It was as if you had simply flipped a switch What we'll never forget: You always had a listening ear – whether it was about football or things off the pitch. With you, we could be honest, open up, and even vent our frustrations. And the next day, we'd get back to work together. This human side of you was what made you stand out – and it ensured that we not only improved as players, but also grew as individuals. Your trust made us strong. You gave us our freedom, but at the same time, you lived by clear principles. Discipline, respect, solidarity – these weren't just empty words for you, but lived values. Everyone in the dressing room knew where they stood with you. And that's precisely why you had our full support – always When we watch young players today, we often think: What would they learn from a coach like you? Probably a lot. Not just how to win games, but also how to lead a team, how to reach people. You were never loud, but always clear. Never dominant, but always present. And that's perhaps the greatest compliment you can pay a coach We're grateful that we met you along the way. The experiences we shared will bond us for life. And sometimes, when we think back on that time, it's almost as if we can smell the Wembley pitch again – just before kickoff, full of anticipation. That stays with us. Jupp, you're a coach who made success possible, but above all, you're a person who shaped us. We've experienced so much with you, both on and off the pitch. Therefore, we wish you all the best for your 80th birthday—above all, health, happiness, and many wonderful moments with your family." Franck Ribéry & Arjen Robben [Säbener 51]
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Listen, pal. You’re playing for your own future here. If you’re going anonymous against them like the last game and let their midfield dominate and outplay you again there’s a bigger chance of Kovac winning the Bundesliga with Dortmund this season than you getting a new contract. I want to see a performance worthy of captaining Bayern, not only one that pleases SofaScore. Show you are there, take responsibility, physically and on the ball, guide your teammates. Dominate the pitch. Because that’s what’s expected of you and what all your big predecessors have shown.
Joshua Kimmich leads the Champions League this season in these stats: • most passes (883) • most line-breaking passes (174) • most key passes (30)  • most big chances created (9)
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Nicht nur aufgrund seines Tores zuletzt gegen Celtic bewies Alphonso Davies einmal mehr, wie wichtig er für den FC Bayern ist. Denn in den letzten Jahren gewann der Linksverteidiger deutlich an Variabilität. 👉ANALYSE-THREAD (1/10)
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Guys like Gnabry & Goretzka are so COMICALLY washed that it would be so incredibly funny to watch if I was a neutral.
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Mittlerweile muss das ragebait sein
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Unkompliziert - genau das beschreibt Aston Villa am besten
Football can be simple. The last 10-15 years has seen 99% of analysis speak about team tactics, shape etc. And whilst all of that is of course vital, a lot of basic player analysis gets missed. Morgan Rogers is a player who can get the ball centrally, run right through the middle, piercing open an opposition block, dragging players out the way, opening space for himself and others. Talk tactics all you want, find players who can break game models and have cheat codes. Players who can run with the ball through the middle of the pitch is a cheat code.
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Morgan Rogers mit einem brutalen Spiel: Löst gefühlt jede Situation auf, starke Läufe in die Tiefe und bringt eine enorme Intensität mit. Duran ist vom Spielertyp her auch genau die Art Stürmer, die ich am meisten mag. #AVLMCI
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Rein hypothetisch: Würdet ihr bei Bayern Erling Haaland anstelle eines Flügelspielers nehmen und das System dafür etwas anpassen?
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Arjen Robben - 2014/15 x.com/user77637992/status/18…
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Bayern Fans sehen endlich die Vision. Jetzt hoffen, dass er verletzungsfrei bleibt 🤞🏼
Sacha Boey wird heute gegen Sané/Coman ein so gutes Spiel machen, dass Freund ihn im Sommer dann nach München holt. 🇫🇷
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Ich weiss nicht wie die öffentliche Wahrnehmung zu Woltemade ist, aber immer wenn ich ihn gesehen habe hat er mir gefallen. Guter mitspielender Stürmer, der in einem Ballbesitz-Team wie Stuttgart deutlich besser aufgehoben ist.
🚨Exklusiv | VfB Stuttgart will Nick Woltemade ✔️ ➡️ Gespräche haben bereits stattgefunden und sind fortgeschritten ➡️ Noch gibt's aber keine finale Entscheidung, keine Unterschrift ➡️ Der 22-jährige Stürmer ist offen für den Wechsel zum @VfB. Kann @werderbremen im Sommer ablösefrei verlassen. Der VfB ist von seinen Qualitäten überzeugt. @SkySportDE 🇩🇪
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Konnte das Spiel leider nicht schauen. Würde gerne paar Insights & Meinungen lesen 🙏🏼
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Trapp als Weltklasse betiteln, ich habe auf dieser App jetzt alles gesehen
Ortega, Baumann, Trapp. All world-class, but they have such huge shoes (or boots) to fill that they look mediocre in comparison
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Bayern have had a very positive impression of Ousmane Diomande after scouts watched him regularly. The 20-year could be a topic for the club next summer [@cfbayern]
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Er hat es wieder getan, Trapp ist nicht gut genug für die Eintracht.
Kevin Trapp ist der deutsche David De Gea.
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Replying to @mfalsafa_
Tuchel.
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