Not just a left back! Bayern star Brown reveals his favorite position
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16-second readBayern star Nathaniel Brown revealed his favorite position in an interview with Prime Video, according to FCBinside. Brown, a 23-year-old German national team player, transferred to Bayern from Eintracht Frankfurt for around 55 million euros last summer. He has proven himself to be versatile, feeling most comfortable playing left back. Brown discussed his strengths and preferred role on the field.

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Bayern star Nathaniel Brown revealed his favorite position in an interview with Prime Video, according to FCBinside. Brown, a 23-year-old German national team player, transferred to Bayern from Eintracht Frankfurt for around 55 million euros last summer. He has proven himself to be versatile, feeling most comfortable playing left back. Brown discussed his strengths and preferred role on the field.
Brown enjoys playing in attacking midfield, with the number 10 position being one of his personal favorites. He highlighted his speed and intelligence as his greatest qualities, allowing him to take on various roles. Brown's tactical flexibility is seen as a valuable asset, particularly in modern soccer where fullbacks are increasingly involved in building up play.
Despite enjoying playing as a number 10, Brown stated that his favorite position is left back, as reported by FCBinside. His versatility could prove valuable for Bayern, offering coach Vincent Kompany additional tactical possibilities, especially when facing personnel shortages. However, competition for the left back position is intense with Alphonso Davies already being a top-class left back.
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Nathaniel Brown has proven himself to be a versatile player at FC Bayern. The 23-year-old, who transferred from Eintracht Frankfurt to Munich last summer for around 55 million euros, feels most comfortable playing left back. But now the German national team player has revealed that he particularly enjoys playing in a completely different position. In an interview with Prime Video, Brown spoke about his strengths and his preferred role on the field. The left back made it clear that he by no means sees himself as limited to defensive duties alone. Particularly interesting: Brown can also envision playing in attacking midfield.
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