Joshua Kimmich’s rallying call amid Bayern Munich injury crisis
Story updated
The story in brief
15-second readJoshua Kimmich returned to Bayern Munich duty after his father's passing and faced a challenging game against Borussia Dortmund, with three teammates leaving the pitch injured. Kimmich emphasized the importance of team unity and staying fit during this difficult period. The team tied 2-2 against Dortmund, with injuries to Michael Olise, Ismael Saibari, and Serge Gnabry.

The full picture
Joshua Kimmich returned to Bayern Munich duty after his father's passing and faced a challenging game against Borussia Dortmund, with three teammates leaving the pitch injured. Kimmich emphasized the importance of team unity and staying fit during this difficult period. The team tied 2-2 against Dortmund, with injuries to Michael Olise, Ismael Saibari, and Serge Gnabry. Bayern is now left with limited attacking options.
Kimmich acknowledged the difficulties the team is facing, including his personal loss and the injuries, stating that the team's response will show 'what we’re made of as a team.' He highlighted the need for the team to 'stick together.' The injuries have left Bayern with only two pure attackers, Lennart Karl and Harry Kane, for the remaining positions.
Bayern's attacking lineup is expected to be adjusted due to the injuries, with Alphonso Davies and Nathaniel Brown likely filling the remaining attacking positions. The team's ability to navigate this challenging period will be crucial to their success. Kimmich's comments underscore the importance of resilience and unity.
At a glance
- Reporting status
- Reported
- Original publisher
- Bavarian Football Works ↗
- Source published
- Clubs covered
- Bayern Munich
Attributed publisher reporting. Kickjolly has not independently confirmed the claim.
Source context
Joshua Kimmich returned to Bayern Munich duty for the first time since his father’s passing in October, but the midfielder quickly transitioned from one crisis to another as he watched three of his teammates leave the pitch with injuries. “It was obviously a very, very difficult week for me. I’m glad to be back on the pitch. It wasn’t easy, but during the game, you manage to forget about everything, at least for a little while. When you see the injuries we’ve suffered today, though, it reminds you that, ultimately, the most important thing is staying healthy. So, regardless of today’s result, I think it’s fair to say that we’re going through a difficult period at the moment, with everything that’s happening around the team and the coach, and now these injuries as well.
Source excerpt · Bavarian Football Works
Read original report ↗THE NEXT STORY STARTS HERE
Keep reading
More stories connected to this one. Find your next talking point.
Joshua Kimmich appreciates support from Bayern Munich during personal crisis
Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich expressed gratitude to the club and his well-wishers who stood by his side after his father passed away recently. “I have to say that…
Bavarian Football WorksBayern Munich star Joshua Kimmich opens up on loss of his father
Joshua Kimmich returned to the Bayern Munich squad for the Klassiker against Borussia Dortmund after missing recent matches due to his father's death. He played a role in…
Bavarian Football WorksHarry Kane’s Bayern Munich penalty miss surprised Joshua Kimmich
Harry Kane missed a penalty in Bayern Munich's 2-2 draw against Borussia Dortmund, a match in which Kane also provided a great assist and had another shot ricochet off the…
Bavarian Football WorksBayern Munich coach Aaron Danks praises Joshua Kimmich’s positive outing vs. BVB
Bayern Munich played out a 2-2 draw with Borussia Dortmund in a game where the Bavarians should have run away with the win, instead settling for a disappointing result.
Bavarian Football WorksBayern Munich captain Joshua Kimmich calls Borussia Dortmund draw ‘unnecessary’
Bayern Munich could not finish its dinner and allowed Borussia Dortmund to avoid defeat in Der Klassiker.
Bavarian Football WorksBayern Munich’s Max Eberl talks Aaron Danks, Joshua Kimmich, and Der Klassiker
With Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund level on points heading into Saturday’s Der Klassiker, Max Eberl knows just how important the showdown could be in shaping the…
Bavarian Football WorksThe stands
0 commentsHave your say. Keep it about football. Guest comments are reviewed before appearing publicly.






Be the first to start the conversation.