Bayern Munich faces a problem with communication, according to pundit Hamann. - Expert Hamann identifies communication issues within Bayern Munich
Former Bayern Munich Player and Sky Expert Criticizes Club's Transfer Policy and Communication
Dietmar Hamann, a 51-year-old former Bayern Munich player and current Sky expert, has strongly criticized the Bavarian giants' recent transfer policy and expressed concerns about the club's communication issues.
Hamann's criticism focuses on the club's spending on established players, with specific mention of the proposed €70 million deal for Stuttgart striker Nick Woltemade. Hamann deemed this move "absurd," suggesting that Woltemade's realistic value should be around €40 million if one uses their imagination. He also criticized the timing, claiming that Bayern showed interest too late, inflating Woltemade's price unnecessarily.
Another target of Hamann's criticism is 28-year-old South American winger Luis Diaz, for whom Bayern is reportedly prepared to pay between €70–80 million. Hamann described this as nonsensical, given Diaz's age, the frequent long flights he endures, and the fact that his market value would plummet by the end of his contract at age 32. Hamann questioned the point of Bayern's academy if such expensive, short-term transfers are prioritized over homegrown talent.
In conclusion, Hamann believes that Bayern must rethink their transfer strategy and focus more on developing and promoting homegrown talent rather than splurging large sums on what he terms "short-term solutions."
Regarding the communication issues, while no direct quotes from Hamann on specific players like Alphonso Davies, Joshua Kimmich, Florian Wirtz, and Nick Woltemade are available, there is an indication that Bayern has been publicly criticized for missing out on coveted players like Wirtz and Woltemade at the last minute. This could imply failures in negotiation or internal communication strategies, damaging the club's reputation.
Additionally, reports suggest that negotiations with players like Alphonso Davies, Joshua Kimmich, and Jonathan Tah have cost Bayern Munich respect, as per Dietmar Hamann.
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- Dietmar Hamann suggests that EC countries, particularly Bayern Munich, should revise their employment policy, focusing more on nurturing homegrown talent rather than relying on expensive, short-term transfer acquisitions.
- The criticism leveled by Hamann towards Bayern Munich's transfer policy extends to their communication strategies as well, with failed negotiations resulting in public backlash and a potential negative impact on the club's reputation.
