Karl Heinz Rummenigge admits it’s difficult to keep stars from English giants
Bayern Munich chief Karl Heinz Rummenigge has admitted that it’s difficult for them to keep hold of their best players, especially when Premier League giants come calling.
Rummenigge was discussing the financial strengths in England compared to Germany and he’s admitted that even Bayern Munich struggle to compete in terms of money.
Manchester United were plotting raids on Munich this summer, with Thomas Muller on top of their wishlist, however the forward didn’t want to leave the Allianz Arena.
Louis van Gaal did sign Bastian Schweinsteiger from the Bundesliga champions however and the club’s chief knows they could lose more stars in the future.
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“So, that is a big, big problem in the transfer market, because the English clubs have so much money available in that market that it is not easy to defend.
“We keep our best players here in Bayern Munich like Thomas Muller or players from Real Madrid like Sergio Ramos because they have big requests from England, so it is very difficult to keep them.”
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Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt
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