“The boys are highly motivated and I have full confidence that even without those long-term injury absences, we can still achieve our high goals,” Kahn said on Twitter theSun theSundaily BayernMunich goals players injuries performance sports
Football - Bundesliga - Bayern Munich v Werder Bremen - Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany - November 8, 2022 Bayern Munich chief executive officer Oliver Kahn before the match REUTERSPIX: Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn said on Monday he was convinced the team would reach their season goals even without several injured key players, including captain Manuel Neuer.
Bayern are already without Neuer after the Germany keeper broke his leg during a skiing holiday last month following the World Cup and has been ruled out for the rest of the season. France defender Lucas Hernandez will also be out for months after tearing ligaments during a World Cup group stage match in November.
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