Will Cristiano Ronaldo eventually land in the Bundesliga? There is a crazy rumor about FC Bayern Munich - now President Herbert Hainer replied.
- Cristiano Ronaldo celebrated his 35th birthday on February 5.
- The Portuguese also meets at Juventus at will.
- In winter there were rumors of a move to Bayern Munich - now President Herbert Hainer has taken a stand.
Munich - The winter transfer market has closed, FC Bayern Munich * has been holding back gently. Many names were discussed, in the end Alvaro Odriozola was borrowed from Real Madrid . The right-back did not make a good start.
There are obviously specific reasons why coach Hansi Flick * didn't set him up from the start. In addition, Odriozola sank his teammate Ivan Perisic in training - a foul with consequences: The Croat, who was last in an up-and-coming form, contracted an ankle and had to be operated on.
Cristiano Ronaldo: Crazy rumors about FC Bayern change made the round
And otherwise? Of course, the usual suspects continue to haunt Munich. Leroy Sané is still at the top of the Reds' wish list. Most recently, new president Herbert Hainer spoke about the national team.
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Another rumor spread earlier in the winter: Cristiano Ronaldo and FC Bayern Munich *? Can fans really dream of one of the best footballers of all time? Somehow CR7 has an astonishing amount of connection to the Free State these weeks - for his 35th birthday he was given a car that was last registered in the Upper Bavarian district of Pfaffenhofen.
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Cristiano Ronaldo: Transfer to Bayern Munich possible? Now President Herbert Hainer speaks
So is there really something going on and you will soon see the European champion in the Allianz Arena *? Hainer not only spoke about Sané * during his fan club visit to Simbach in Lower Bavaria - he actually commented on Cristiano Ronaldo, as the PNP reports.
"Of course there are many names in the press, which is understandable," said Hainer when he was asked about the FCB transfer activities. For everyone who dreams of CR7 in Munich, however, he has no good news: " Ronaldo should be a bit too old for us," continues Hainer .
Too old? Cristiano Ronaldo is not yet thinking about retirement. On the occasion of his feast day on February 5, he said that he could still play easily until he was 40. So that means Bayern still have some time.
Coach Hansi Flick * is unlikely to speak publicly about Munich's transfer plans - or will he? On Friday afternoon, he speaks at the press conference before the top Bundesliga game against RB Leipzig . Here is the live ticker from the media round.
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