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After the historic opening win against S04, FC Bayern’s appointed CEO comments on the contract chaos surrounding David Alaba, adopting a conciliatory tone. The “Titan” also talks about other personal data.
Board member Oliver Kahn has made it clear once again that triple winner Bayern Munich does not want to extend the contract with defense chief David Alaba at any cost. “We no longer live in the world of football before Corona,” Kahn said after the 8-0 (3-0) start of the season against Schalke 04. There is also the “economic aspect” to consider.
Alaba’s contract expires in June 2021. So far, both parties have not yet been able to agree on an extension. “We are well advised to remain calm. We are still in contact with him. He knows how much we value him as a person and as a player,” Kahn said. The Austrian was absent against Schalke due to muscular problems.
Also to the obligation of Sergino Dest said the 51-year-old. For some time there has been speculation about the move of the 19-year-old Ajax winger from Amsterdam to Munich. Kahn emphasized that the stress caused by the busy schedule played a role in the considerations: “Of course we care,” Kahn told ZDF, “there are an incredible number of games that we face. We will calmly give more consideration, we are in constant contact with Hansi Flick “. However, their purchases may not be necessary at all: “You don’t always have to talk about new signings right away, you have to see what we have up our sleeve.”
Early against Schalke, defender Chris Richards (20, arrived in the 72nd minute for Jerome Boateng) and the only 17-year-old Jamal Musiala (also arrived in the 72nd minute for Serge Gnabry) made their Bundesliga debut, and were able to convince.
