Bayern Munich prez believes in Jonas Urbig as future for club, Germany
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35-second readPhoto by Harry Langer/DeFodi Images/DeFodi via Getty Images | DeFodi Images via Getty Images Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has offered his thoughts on the ongoing debate over whether Jonas Urbig should already replace Manuel Neuer as the club’s first-choice goalkeeper, making it clear that the youngster is viewed as the long-term successor to the legendary captain.
While Neuer’s future remains a topic of discussion, Bayern are also working to ensure Urbig continues to develop without rushing the transition. The 22-year-old has already gained valuable experience since arriving from FC Köln and has made his first appearances for the German national team.
Speaking to Bild, Hainer praised Bayern’s recruitment of Urbig, highlighted his relationship with Neuer, and confirmed that the young goalkeeper will receive more playing time this season.
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Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has offered his thoughts on the ongoing debate over whether Jonas Urbig should already replace Manuel Neuer as the club’s first-choice goalkeeper, making it clear that the youngster is viewed as the long-term successor to
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