Is he never coming back?

Bayern loan causes ecstasy in Scotland

Created: 12/14/2022 11:51 am

By: Marius Epp

A few months were enough for Malik Tillman to make a lasting impression in Scotland.

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Munich – At Bayern, Malik Tillman saw himself in a dead end: much too good for the regional league, but not (yet) good enough for the professionals.

So he ventured into new territory.

Wherever whiskey is being distilled and bagpipes are pounding, he is now creating enthusiasm.

Bayern loan Tillman convinces at Glasgow Rangers

Munich loaned the 20-year-old offensive talent to Glasgow Rangers in Scotland in the summer.

At the traditional club, he knows how to please after a short time and plays regularly.

He has already scored three goals and two assists in the Scottish league and made five appearances in the Champions League.

Overall, he comes to 1508 minutes of play.

Rangers coach Michael Beale makes no secret of the fact that he would like to sign Tillman.

"It's relatively simple: I really like Malik.

He's only 20 and has a great future ahead of him," he enthuses on the

.

Malik Tillman is comfortable at the venerable Ibrox Stadium.

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Rangers manager: "Would definitely sign Malik"

Tillman is on loan to Rangers until the end of the season, and the club has secured an option to buy.

This should be seven million euros, as reported by the

.

However, FC Bayern also has a buyback option, as the

claims to have learned.

"I don't know the exact fee, but if we can do it, I would definitely sign Malik Tillman, yes," Beale clarifies.

"He's exactly the player we want." Tillman is usually used in the tenth position behind the striker, but can also play on the outside or in the center of the attack.

At 1.87 meters, he has a good physique.

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Malik Tillman: Bayern return or Glasgow whereabouts?

What's next for Tillman in the coming season?

Both a permanent move to Scotland and a loan extension or a return to Munich are possible.

Staying with the Rangers is more likely at the moment.

Holding your own in Bayern's star ensemble will not be an easy task.

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