Bayern: This club buys most like in Munich – THE WORLD

FC Bayern München are players from only if he wants it. The club is too large, as that he may have feared that the Stars are snapped up him. Evidence? The contract extensions with Thomas Mueller, Jerome Boateng and Javi Martinez. Those who go away, could not prevail as a young player or have their best time behind itself.

Sinan Kurt belongs in the first category. The 19-year-old was deported in the first round in the second team of Bayern. Kurt, who is regarded as not very simple young rider, leaving Munich and apparently switches to Hertha BSC.

He should sign a contract until 2019 in Berlin and would thus continue a trend. From the secret in the true capital -. A transfer, which it has given in the past year again

No club took in the past 20 years more Player of the Bayern as Hertha. Kurt has been the change from Carsten Lakies 1997 already the ninth professional who resumes from Munich to Berlin.

Lakies could at Bayern not prevail and hoped at Hertha on his breakthrough in Bundeslia. The hope was shattered quickly: After just one season he moved to Waldhof Mannheim to Regionalliga

Christian Sabas guest performance in Berlin lasted only one season.. The striker moved to just one year and ten minutes back to Bundesliga Reserve Bayern.

flop for 7.5 million marks

Saba went, and a new Munich came from. Dieter Hoeneß, the former Hertha manager let himself into buying by his brother Uli for 7.5 million marks Ali Daei. The striker flopped in Berlin, he succeeded in 88 games only twelve gates. Only in the preliminary round of the Champions League shone the Iranians with three goals.

Photo: PA / dpa Rare jubilation: Ali Daei will celebrate 1999, his goal in the Champions League against AC Milan

Even Christian Lell and Andreas Ottl were in Berlin the promises that promised her former club, do not meet. The only big name who previously regularly was also used at Bayern and then in Berlin became the top performers, belongs returnees Niko Kovac.

In the past years, Berlin has changed its Bavaria-strategy: instead to older players they put on talent that did not make it because of the great competition in Munich. With success. It began with Thomas Kraft, the number one in the Berliner Tor was over four years.

Toptransfer Mitchell Weiser

Photo: pa / photo booth Mitchell Weiser moved free transfer to Hertha. In the first round he gave five assists and scored a goal

Before the season came Mitchell Weiser, who played a very good first round and a large has share of Berliner soaring. “Mitchell is with his speed my most important Umschaltspieler. He’s kind of our little game designers from behind that you need nowadays in modern football,” said Hertha coach Pal Dardai about Weiser. A role that also Sinan Kurt could fill, if it manages to retrieve his skills.

Kurt was before his move from Borussia Monchengladbach to Bayern in 2014 as one of Germany’s biggest talents. Of which is not much left, the midfielder crashed at Bayern

However, the Munich have not written him off. They secured a right of repurchase for eight million euros. Kurt would by Hans Weiner and Sebastian Deisler much prefer the Munich operate in only the third player in Bundesliga history, the changes from Hertha to Bayern.

Bremen. Over the past 20 years, Bayern undertook seven players from Werder, as many as by any other club in this period. One even went twice to Munich, Claudio Pizarro (2001 and 2012). It began in 1995 with Andreas Herzog on, Mario Basler, Thorsten Frings, Valerien Ismael and Tim Borowoski followed.

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