How losing Angelo Stiller and Kenan Yildiz changed Bayern Munich’s approach to young players
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30-second read(Photo by Harry Langer/DeFodi Images/DeFodi via Getty Images) | DeFodi Images via Getty Images The departures of Angelo Stiller and Kenan Yildiz appear to have fundamentally changed how Bayern Munich approaches the development and integration of young players.
Jochen Sauer, who has held leading positions within Bayern Munich’s youth academy since 2017, explained to Spox that the two departures forced the club to take a closer look at the pathway between the academy and the professional team.
“Among other things, Angelo’s case ultimately led to new approaches for us regarding the issue of permeability between the youth teams and the professionals,” Sauer told Spox (as captured by Sport1 ).
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The departures of Angelo Stiller and Kenan Yildiz appear to have fundamentally changed how Bayern Munich approaches the development and integration of young players.
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