"The lads need game time": Hamann puts pressure on Bayern | OneFootball

Bayern could increasingly rely on young players in the current season due to the thin squad. Sky expert Dietmar Hamann apparently thinks this is sensible.

In the offensive, Bayern only have a few players. This is also why the Munich team is going into the season with the youngsters Lennart Karl and Jonah Kusi-Asare. Both players were allowed to collect their first Bundesliga minutes in the 6:0 victory over RB Leipzig. Didi Hamann now demands to continue giving chances to the young talents.

On Sky90, the football expert said: "We have an uneven competition. There are teams in England in midfield who buy players for 30, 40, 50 million. This means it is no longer possible to compete with the English."

The implication for FC Bayern: "You have a Karl, a Kusi-Asare, a Wisdom Mike - these guys have to play, because you also have to create values." Hamann also made a comparison: "Liverpool sold six players for over 100 million this summer, all young players [...], who have not made 30 or 50 games for the first team."

Hamann demands appearances from talents

Hamann further explained, Kompany must "of course look to win games and titles. But the players must of course also realize that he trusts them." The Bayern coach recently emphasized patience with Karl: "For me it is important that he builds a Bayern career. For the club it is of course very nice that we have someone from our own youth."

In the second row, however, the Munich team currently does not have established professionals. Jamal Musiala is out due to injury, all other supposed alternatives left the club in the summer. Possibly another striker will come this week.

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