MUNICH, GERMANY (AFP) - Bayern Munich will not activate a €120 million (S$180 million) option to buy on-loan Brazilian star Philippe Coutinho from Barcelona, the German champions' chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge told Der Spiegel magazine on Friday (May 22).. Read more at straitstimes.com.
MUNICH, GERMANY - Bayern Munich will not activate a €120 million option to buy on-loan Brazilian star Philippe Coutinho from Barcelona, the German champions' chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge told Der Spiegel magazine on Friday ."Now we're going to draw up squad planning internally and we'll see if he still has a role to play with us or not."He featured in 23 of 25 league games before the season was halted in March due to the coronavirus but started just 15 times.
Coutinho, who has eight goals and six assists to his name, sat out last weekend's resumption of the season having undergone ankle surgery in April. Rummenigge also said there will be a tightening of belts in the transfer market once the crisis had passed.
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