Jerome Boateng has still not renewed at Bayern Munich. What is the future of the 2014 world champion?
- Jerome Boateng : Will he extend his contract in Munich that will run until 2021 ?
- After a car accident and a fine , he also had to pay a fine at FC Bayern *.
- Boateng has now fought back for a regular place.
Update from May 24, 2020: Jerome Boateng has fought his way back to FC Bayern . The contract of the now 31-year-old expires in June 2021. Would he like to stay longer?
So far there have been no talks, Boateng said in an interview with the Welt am Sonntag : "I'm not putting any pressure on it (...) The most important thing for me at the moment is what the trainer is saying. I let the rest of me calmly approach me. "
FC Bayern: Boateng with a swipe at Kovac - and a challenge to the competition
The former DFB international does not want to explicitly rule out an engagement abroad . "Before Hansi Flick , I was already thinking about my future," said Boateng in an interview. At the moment, however, his focus is entirely on the German record champions: "At the moment I feel good and can imagine that I will stay."
Boateng would not have complained about a little more backing before the Flick era: “I have always struggled through the years, even if the backing from the previous coach ( Niko Kovac ) was not there . "
The 31-year-old can also get a declaration of war against the club's own competition: “I'm still here. I have always walked my path - and will continue to walk it. My aim is to keep improving and helping the team. "
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Udpate from May 23, 2020: Former international Jerome Boateng has currently earned FC Bayern Munich the advantage over record shopping Lucas Hernández . “Jérôme has won a regular place. His performance is consistent again, ”said coach Hansi Flick on Saturday before the home game in the Bundesliga against Eintracht Frankfurt on TV channel Sky about the 31-year-old central defender.
French world champion Hernández , committed by Atlético Madrid last summer for 80 million euros, has to wait for a new chance at Bayern after several injuries. Especially since Flick continues to rely on David Alaba in the defense center next to Boateng.
" You don't like to see an 80 million man in the bank, not even those responsible," said Sky expert Lothar Matthäus. "At some point, Hernández will be restless if he only sits on the bench," predicted the German record national player.
Boateng can imagine under Flick to stay with Bayern
Update from May 7, 2020: The marriage between Jerome Boateng and FC Bayern has been going on for a long time. The defender has been wearing the FCB jersey for nine years - and as in every marriage, there were great ups and downs.
Currently it seems to have settled somewhere in the middle. Because while Boateng has been on the verge of saying goodbye in the past two years (PSG and Juve), the central defender can currently imagine at least fulfilling his contract, which runs until 2021.
The reason for the U-turn has a name: Hansi Flick ! "I owe him a lot," Boateng is quoted in the Sport Bild : "If he were not now a coach, I might not be at Bayern ." Whether the 31-year-old is now even longer? "My contract in Munich runs until 2021," says Boateng: "Under coach Hansi Flick, I can imagine fulfilling it."
Here you go - something to laugh these tough days. I'll get some popcorn meanwhile ... and watch World Cup final 2014 afterwards pic.twitter.com/Gf2SXmjqLr
- Jerome Boateng (@ JB17Official) May 6, 2020So it doesn't sound like both sides are interested in working together. Because nothing has yet been heard from the club that the contract should be extended. As the kicker reports, no talks are planned, unlike Manuel Neuer, Thiago or David Alaba, for example.
Nevertheless, Boateng can currently hope for a place in the FCB starting eleven after the Corona break from May 15. However, it is questionable whether FC Bayern will receive a concrete offer for Boateng in the summer. Due to the Corona crisis , one should not hope for a shower of money on Säbener Straße . Instead, another city star is traded in Munich after Leroy Sané.
In focus: Jerome Boateng from FC Bayern Munich.
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Jerome Boateng: FC Bayern star dreams of returning to Hertha - does Hainer open the door?
Update of May 4, 2020: Bavaria President Herbert Hainer speaks publicly about contract extensions. He hopes for an early agreement Thiago , Manuel Neuer and David Alaba - and does not mention Jerome Boateng with any syllable. As with the trio, the 2021 world champion's contract expires.
That fits a bit into the picture after Boateng recently spoke about a return to Hertha BSC. So is it going to be serious in changing poker?
Bayern star Boateng dreams of returning to home club - he bites promptly
Update from May 1, 2020: Jerome Boateng seemed to have been on the siding with FC Bayern over the past few years , but whether staff shortages or difficulties in the negotiations - something always happened. The 31-year-old's contract is dated until 2021 - reason enough to plan the future and thereby reveal the dream of a successful career end.
That's exactly what the Bavarian defender did on Instagram with his half-brother Kevin-Prince . The two imagined the dream scenario of standing together again for Hertha BSC in front of thousands of fans in the Berlin Olympic Stadium (see message from April 30). Jerome and Kevin-Prince are native Berliners and started their professional careers at the capital's club.
Boateng brothers before returning to Hertha? "When the time comes ..."
A reaction from Hertha was not long in coming. Managing Director Michael Preetz seemed pleased with the statements made by the two Boatengs: “It's nice to hear that the two still have such a close connection to Berlin and Hertha BSC. These are boys from Berlin and both have achieved a great deal in their careers and have seen the world, ”Preetz told Bild . "It is totally understandable that I will be drawn back home to this great city at some point and I am very happy."
So is the dream of the two ex-Herthan people coming true and possibly faster than expected? Preetz shuffles afterwards: "When the time comes, we will definitely exchange ideas."
But before the Hertha fans again dream of a new old Boateng axis, the picture at the same time arranges that a commitment is unlikely . Jerome and Kevin-Prince could rather take on tasks in the club after their active career.
Another Bayern player is about to return to his former club - the decision seems to have already been made here.
"It would be a dream": FC Bayern star speaks of returning to home club
April 30 update: Jerome Boateng from FC Bayern Munich * has not ruled out a return to his home club Hertha BSC .
Even more: The world champion said about such a scenario: "That would be a dream." The 31-year-old central defender had pondered about his future in an Instagram talk with his half-brother Kevin-Prince Boateng .
Bayern star Jerome Boateng and brother Kevin-Prince together for Hertha
Both had played together for the Herthan team in their early days as professionals in 2007 before the 33-year-old Kevin-Prince went to Tottenham Hotspur in London - and brother Jerome Boateng joined HSV.
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Instalive !! @Jerome Boateng
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“The time was definitely too short. We only played six games together, "said Kevin-Prince about the joint games for Hertha :" But it was an incredible feeling to be on the field with my brother. I am always happy when I think back to this moment. Berlin is our hometown. I think you feel the same. It was very special. "
Jerome Boateng confirmed in the public video chat that it was also very special for him. “He was always a team above me. I had always hoped that we would play together with the professionals. Then it worked, ”said the Bayern professional:“ It was incredible for me to be in the same field with my brother. ”
Bayern: Jerome Boateng does not rule out return to Hertha BSC
Kevin-Prince , who is currently loaned to AC Florence from Besiktas Istanbul, replied that it was a dream for him to share the shirt again with the former German international, against whom he won the DFB Cup in 2018 with Eintracht Frankfurt would have.
"Will we play together again one day? Maybe in the last year of our career? We still have two or three years, maybe four more, ”he said. Jerome replied, “If it were possible, it would be incredible to share the field with you again. You'd have to see which team would take us when we were that old, ”he said and laughed.
2007 together for Hertha BSC: Kevin-Prince and Jerome Boateng (top row).
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It would be an ideal career end for him, the older Kevin-Prince continued, “maybe in our hometown, you never know. The last game in the Olympiastadion Berlin. That would be it. ”Then Jerome Boateng replied :“ That would be a dream. Everything is always possible in football, you never know. "
His contract with Bayern still runs until summer 2021. It is unclear whether the defender will leave Munich after this season. Recently, there had been rumors of a possible return to Hertha for the first time .
FC Bayern: crazy transfer rumor about Jerome Boateng
First announcement of April 25th: Bayern defender Jerome Boateng has had turbulent weeks despite the pandemic-related game interruption *.
Between car accident , fines and cyber training, he was amazingly open about his possible stay in the FC Bayern * team, where he is still under contract until summer 2021. Now a former Boatengs club apparently contacted the 31-year-old.
FC Bayern: transfer rumors about Jerome Boateng and his former club
Boateng has made headlines in recent weeks , but these have rarely been of a sporting nature.
In a hailstorm, the Bayern * star lost control of his Mercedes on the highway about three weeks ago and built an accident, but he was not injured.
Although Boateng argued that he had gone to see his sick son , FC Bayern * immediately fined the defender.
He was accused of violating the club's guidelines in the Corona crisis, which he vehemently denied. However, the sum of the fine should be donated to a hospital in times of crisis.
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When you hit bulls eye ...
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FC Bayern: Ex-club apparently explores Jerome Boateng
Due to the circumstances *, little can be done about sport, but Boateng surprised with a statement about his possible stay in Munich .
He had to "don't get the hell out of Bayern *" because he still had a contract. Now his former club Hertha BSC has reportedly contacted him despite the words of the former international, as the portal fussballtransfers.com reports.
Jerome Boateng once started his career at Hertha, the crisis association with a new investor money cushion . At the end of January 2007, he made his Bundesliga * debut for the Berliners in the 0: 5 away defeat at Hannover 96.
Germany's footballer of the year 2016 came to Hertha in 2002, went through the youth teams and the second team.
He played for the professionals eleven times before moving to HSV in 2007. In summer 2010 he went on to Manchester City for a reported 12.5 million euros, but FC Bayern * convinced him only one year later of a change and transferred around 13.5 million euros to England.
Finally a Berlin derby in the Bundesliga again.
Don't forget, Berlin is blue and white #HauptstadtDerby pic.twitter.com/oNj0WaROIO
FC Bayern: transfer rumor about Jerome Boateng - will he move back to Berlin?
In focus: Jerome Boateng from FC Bayern Munich.
© dpa / Sven Hoppe
But what are the reasons for Boateng's return to Berlin? First of all, the 31-year-old is in the capital city born and knows the city so well, of course. #
His new girlfriend Kasia Lenhardt also lives in Berlin. The Hertha wants Offensive transfer into Europe with their new and needs experienced players in their ranks.
But whether the monthly salary Boateng , which is estimated at 12 million euros, can also be paid in the capital, remains extremely questionable despite the investor Lars Windhorst .
Jérome Boateng honored by Hertha Berlin before the game pic.twitter.com/lWNIHNhuhH
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A Bayern legend recently revealed why Boateng moved to Munich instead of a Real Madrid star.
