Tom Bischof makes a clear statement: “I love FC Bayern!”
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8-second readTom Bischof has now become an important option in midfield for FC Bayern. The 21-year-old impresses with his game intelligence and has established himself in the German record champion’s star-studded roster.

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Tom Bischof has now become an important option in midfield for FC Bayern. The 21-year-old impresses with his game intelligence and has established himself in the German record champion’s star-studded roster.
However, even as a young boy, it was a big dream for the youngster to one day wear the Munich jersey. In an interview with WELT am Sonntag, the German national team player offered a personal glimpse into his childhood.
He spoke about an extraordinary painting that has been with him for many years. Particularly noteworthy: Bischof’s connection to FC Bayern apparently began even before he was born.
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