Sally forced his stay in Wanna that year, causing many Bayern youth training parents to be jealous and privately mocked him

Hupu August 22nd News Kerry Hau, a famous reporter from Germany's Sky Sports, wrote a front-page column to analyze Bayern's political struggle.

In the current debate surrounding Vanna's transfer to Eindhoven, what the outside world does not know is that for many years, personnel issues have been a complex, almost toxic political issue for the club. To be precise, it started in January 2022, shortly after his 16th birthday.

Wona's debut in the Bundesliga was a time when the new crown epidemic broke out in the professional league. Nagelsmann's move was unexpected, and coincidentally, Wanna and his family had already planned to leave at the time.

celestial bodies can be revealed that at that time Wanna had reached an agreement with Wolfsburg. The Bundesliga club, then coached by Coffield, has provided him with plenty of professional time to have a peaceful and healthy environment in the second half of the season.

When a member of Wolfburg management contacted Hassan Salihamidic to inform him of his transfer plan, the then-Bayern sports director was furious in his office on Sebena Street.

Salihamidic and his lineup planner Marco Nepei sincerely used the contract to prevent Wanna from leaving the team. Both Salihamidic and Nepei view Wanna as the main force in the future and predict that he will make a breakthrough like Mushara.

But the new contract he signed at the time led to other youth training players, as well as their parents and consultants, paying special attention to Wanna's performance. Sometimes they even become a hot topic in the stands of the Youth Champions League, Bundesliga or Bavaria Regional League.

Evaluation like "Wanna can do it, my son can do it twice" is also quite polite. Not all 16-year-olds can easily bear such things.

The high public expectations also led to Wanna's failure to continue to perform. Therefore, after Salihamidic and Nepe left, even within the management team, the impression that Wanna was overrated and the salary was too high.

In Elversberg and Heidenheim, Wanner has the opportunity to focus on football. After returning to Munich this summer, he was clearly aware that he had to leave again.

Six Bundesliga clubs want to loan him. Three European clubs are willing to pay him a high transfer fee of about €15 million. These include Eindhoven.