"Incredible": Bayern boss Brazzo raves about Mané - and reveals what impresses him the most

Created: 08/26/2022, 11:04 am

By: Nico Scheck

Arrived well at Bayern Munich: Sadio Mané.

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A newcomer can't start much better than Sadio Mané at Bayern.

FCB sports director Hasan Salihamidzic is particularly impressed by one quality.

Munich – Robert Lewandowski meets his old employer very soon.

And: to his successor, Sadio Mané.

The Senegalese should - at least in part - make up for the missing goals at Bayern Munich that Lewa has scored in recent years.

As luck would have it, Losfee Hamit Altintop drew FC Barcelona, ​​Lewandowski's new club, to FC Bayern in the group stage of the Champions League.

Bayern sports director Hasan Salihamidzic emphasized on the club’s live stream after the draw: “Only football writes such stories.

We're looking forward to it.

By the way, we had that last season too.

They have strengthened themselves well - Lewy is there too.” “Brazzo” had praise above all for Lewa's successor.

FC Bayern: What impresses Hasan Salihamidzic most about Sadio Mané

Four games, four goals, Mané's young record is impressive.

"He arrived straight away," enthused Salihamidzic after the draw.

The new signing from Liverpool has an "incredible mentality" on and off the pitch.

One can already say: "He loves and lives in Munich."

The FCB boss is not alone in his hymns of praise.

Supervisory Board Uli Hoeneß also raves about Mané, calling him "Hammer" to Sport Bild.

The fact that Salihamidzic made the transfer was a "masterpiece".

The sports director of the record champions recently revealed details about the Mané transfer in the podcast "Phrasen Mäher".

Accordingly, the deal was almost fixed before the financial framework was even discussed.

Mané replaces Lewandowski - "Brazzo" raves about Bayern's start

As of now, the change has paid off for both Mané and Bayern.

"Everyone can be satisfied with the start," said Salihamidzic.

Coach Julian Nagelsmann "pressed the right buttons" in the Bayern squad.

So has Lewandowski's departure already been compensated for?

Salihamidzic is certain that this will only become apparent after the season.

"We'll know how well we did that when we see how many titles we've won," he said.

The 45-year-old doesn't have to wait long for a direct comparison.

Thanks to Losfee Altintop.

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