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Welcome to World Class: Joshua Kimmich The current Bayern Munich side is one of the best in the club's history. From front to back and from left to right, the amount of world class talent at Hansi Flick's disposal is, to be frank, quite unfair. Between the sticks Manuel Neuer has shaken off his post-World Cup wobble to become a reliable stopper once more. He is protected by a fearsome backline featuring the cartoon-like pace of Alphonso Davies, the ice cool composure of David Alaba and the vast experience of Jerome Boateng. "??'? ?????????? ????? ?????!" We've all heard that one before. Bu...

Jamal Musiala Set to Sign New Contract at Bayern Munich England Under-21 Jamal Musiala has enjoyed a breakout season | ALEXANDER HASSENSTEIN/Getty Images Bayern Munich are set to offer wonderkid Jamal Musiala a professional contract next month, according to reports in Germany. 17-year-old Musiala joined Die Roten from Chelsea last summer after impressing for the club's youth team. He is currently under a youth contract until 2022 but Bayern are keen to tie him down for much longer, with the youngster having already forced his way into the senior squad. The England Under-21 star has made 13...

TheHardTackle.com Union Berlin vs Bayern Munich Preview: Probable Lineups, Prediction, Tactics, Team News & Key Stats Betting Analysis Bayern Munich ended their UCL group stage on a high and would look to get back to winning ways in the Bundesliga when they travel to face Union Berlin. Bayern Munich played out an entertaining draw in the Bundesliga last weekend versus RB Leipzig that saw their lead at the top of the table cut short to just one point. Hansi Flick’s team would be hoping to maintain their spot at the top of the table for the next 3 games before the Bundesliga suspends for its ...

Champions League Round of 16 Teams - Ranked Dec 10, 2020, 8:45 PM GMT Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola have safely seen their sides through to the knockout rounds | Pool/Getty Images So, that's it for another year. The Champions League group stages are complete, and while we've of course said goodbye to the relative minnows of the competition, it hasn't been without its upsets. European giants Manchester United and Inter have both fallen at the first hurdle - with the latter failing to even secure a place in the Europa League after finishing bottom of Group B - but enough about those who've bee...