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It really is no longer a secret that the 28-year-old will leave FC Bayern at the end of the season.
Even after repeated inquiries, he did not want to reveal whether he will join Real Madrid next season. “I don’t know what ear wash you were listening to earlier,” said the journalist, who refused to give up this question. Or when asked how good his Spanish would be: “My Spanish? Not good, but enough in the field?”
Money, of course, does not matter. This is a new challenge. Never before has a club had to let a player with such a high market value go for free. Alaba’s market value is € 55 million. Robert Lewandowski’s was valued at 50 million when he left Dortmund for Bayern Munich. In any case, Alaba certainly won’t be a bargain for his new club, even without a transfer. Part of the transfer fee that would normally have been charged by FC Bayern is transferred directly to Alaba’s account as money in hand. It can be assumed that the net salary for a four-year contract is ten million euros of net base salary per year. There may also be five to six million euros in bonuses.
Bavaria instead of Schwanenstadt
When David Alaba played with the Vienna Austria fans against Schwanenstadt in May 2008, no one could have guessed that they would see the most successful Austrian footballer in history. The move from Vienna to Munich followed in the same year. Two years later he celebrated his first of nine championship titles with Bayern. Only in 2011 and 2012 he did not achieve anything with Bayern. There were also two wins in the Champions League. In total, Alaba has won 26 titles with Bayern. At least one should join this season before it moves on to the next season. And your Spanish will surely be better by then. (bean)
David Alaba in portrait
Author born: June 24, 1982
Previous clubs: Aspern, Austria Wien, TSG Hoffenheim (six months loan), FC Bayern (since 2008 with a six month break)
Family: friend Shalimar, a son
Successes:
9 times champion
6-time cup winner
2 Mal Champions League
5 times German Super Cup
2 times European Super Cup
2 times Club World Champion
Alaba has completed 76 international appearances for the ÖFB national team. He has been named Austrian Sportsman of the Year twice and Footballer of the Year seven times.
