With ever-increasing transfer and contract fees, Bayern Munich is trying to find academy players who are able to break through the first team, instead of relying on players in the football market. According to a report by Sky Germany journalist Kerry Hau, there might be a player in the Bayern Campus who could have a chance to advance his development by getting playing time with the first team, given that he has impressed coach Vincent Kompany (Kerry Hau via @iMiaSanMia_GER).
Per the report, 16-year-old
midfielder Erblin Osmani has made a good impression during first-team training, “holding his own and keeping things clean, making no mistakes.” Yet, for him to get a real chance of playing with the first team, the kid has to keep accumulating real competitive minutes with the U-17 and U-19 squads.
This reports agrees with the notion of Bayern Munich looking to integrate academy players into the the first team as a mean to reduce expenditure on player tranfers fees.
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