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Munich (dpa) – It is with regret that teammates Bayern Munich have reacted to the transfers of football champion Bastian Schweinsteiger to Manchester United

. “Does it hurt me personally, because we are friends,” National goalkeeper Manuel Neuer said at the team presentation in the Munich Arena. He wished the 30-year-old all the best for the new club, “he remains injury free” and quickly grasp foot there. “I think we will miss him,” said Mario Götze. It was Schweinsteiger’s personal decision. “To a certain extent sad” showed also Jérôme Boateng: “He was a world-class player for Bayern.”

Previously, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge had announced the end of the era Schweinsteiger after 17 years at the Munich. The captain of the national team going at his own request, assured the Bayern boss Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and campaigned for occasional catcalls before 60,000 spectators at the Allianz Arena to understand the consent of the club to the transfer. “We were a little hard-hearted if we would advance a stop to,” said Rummenigge.

In the evening ManUnited confirmed via Twitter the agreement with Bayern on the transfer Schweinsteiger. Both the medical check and clarify personal questions of detail, however, stood out even more.

The offer of a personal farewell from Bayern fans Schweinsteiger had knocked out. “Bastian is there a very sensitive person,” commented Rummenigge. He had Schweinsteiger opened in a “very serious and detailed conversation” on Friday that he wanted to make the delightful experience abroad and accept the lucrative offer of ManUnited.

One year before the expiry date of the midfielder changed probably for three years and an estimated transfer fee of 18 to 20 million euros in the Premier League. They had with Manchester “found a very fair, very serious solution,” Rummenigge said. After his career end Schweinsteiger’ll get a great farewell match in Munich, the Bayern boss announced. Even a “common future in the second career” He wants to talk to the professional: “The door is always on!”