Bayern is “furious” about Hamann

TV expert Dietmar Hamann criticized Jamal Musiala as a “lone player” and “solo entertainer.” FC Bayern is also happy to reveal everything else.

Munich – FC Bayern are “furious” about the criticism from TV experts Dietmar Hamann and Jamal Musiala. This is reported by the PICTUREAccording to the report, FCB officials are also “irritated and surprised” that Hamann did not attack Bayern's bosses and coaches as he often did in the past, but instead railed against a player.

Hamann had in his column at Heaven wrote: “Musiala is more of a solo player and often a solo entertainer. If he gets the ball ten times, he puts his head down nine times and starts dribbling.” And further: “If I could swap Wirtz and Musiala from Bayern's point of view, I would do it tomorrow.”

According to the report, there will be a direct response to Hamann’s attack. PICTURE Currently not available, but the bosses will respond to requests in the coming days. The reason for this is that the club does not want to give Hamann the next stage.

Musiala issue is top priority at FC Bayern

Nevertheless, those in charge will probably clearly stand behind Musiala in the next few days. The 21-year-old is currently the most important topic behind the scenes at Bayern. According to the report, those in charge, including sporting director Max Eberl, will even be judged on whether an extension of Musiala's contract works out. This expires in the summer of 2026. The Bayern bosses are currently trying to ensure that Musiala feels valued and comfortable in Munich.

It is nothing new that former Bayern professional Hamann has been known to criticize the club and those in charge. The bosses have already publicly fired back at the 50-year-old. After Hamann criticized the then coach Thomas Tuchel, CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen declared: “We will no longer accept such irrelevant statements directed against our coach, which always come from the same corner.”

In the end, however, the club parted ways with Tuchel, and Hamann continued to criticize him – as he did now in the Musiala case.