Haman: Bayern should be extra careful about renewing contract in Sane, and Teslal should consider leaving Barcelona

June 10, Harman posted an article on the German Sky Sports website, talking about topics such as the renewal negotiations between Bayern and Sane.

Regarding Jonathan Ta, Haman wrote:

It is unfair to judge Jonathan Ta's ability based on the two games recently between the European League Germany and Portugal and France, because the fact is that the overall performance of the German team in these two games was not satisfactory, and the team seemed a little overwhelmed in every position. Therefore, it is unreasonable to measure the performance of the Tower by these two games alone, but to what extent he can help Bayern Munich remains to be seen. After all, Tae has partnered with Zach when he was at Leverkusen, and Zachach is one of the best players in the Bundesliga in the past two seasons. Tae (at Leverkusen) has benefited a lot from the defensive midfield combination of Zachach Palacios, or Andrrich. Leverkusen's stability is something Bayern Munich lacks in the past few years, so whether Tae can become Bayern Munich's new defensive core remains to be seen. At present, I am still skeptical about whether Tae can truly solve Bayern Munich's defensive problems in recent years.

Regarding Sane, Harman wrote:

Unlike Taurus' transfer, Sane's future is still a question mark. According to Sky Sports, Bayern Munich is still in negotiations for renewal with Sane. In order to allow Sane to participate in the Club World Cup, Bayern even provided Sane with a new short-term contract. Bayern must be extra careful in negotiations with Sane and cannot lose his position. I don't understand why Bayern Munich Chairman Heiner publicly opposed raising the offer to renew Sane, but on the other hand, he put forward a new contract. If a player has been holding a contract that can be signed for several weeks but still has not agreed, then if it were me, I would not be able to take such a player to the Club World Cup.

It is time for Bayern Munich management to show their toughness and determination, and they must unify their positions. The Sane incident once again shows that Bayern Munich must be extra careful. The club cannot let the initiative be taken away by the player's agent or the player himself. I think this dangerous trend that appears on Seberna (where Bayern's headquarters is located) cannot be underestimated.

Regarding Terstegen, Harman wrote:

Although Germany ended up only finishing fourth in the UEFA UEFA UEFA UEFA UEFA NATIONAL FAIR, in my opinion, Terstegen is a real highlight of the German team's international match day. After a serious injury, Ter Stegen returned to the German national team after eight months, but it is still uncertain whether he can continue to be Barcelona's No. 1 goalkeeper next season. If Barcelona wants to bring in a new goalkeeper, it is their right and part of the club's business practices. Of course, for Ter Stegen, after such a long injury, it was an unfriendly situation.

Although the 33-year-old Ter Stegen is outstanding in the match against France, he may need to find a new club if he hopes to be the undisputed German No. 1 goalkeeper in the World Cup a year later. If Barcelona really introduces a new goalkeeper, then Ter Stegen's farewell will be inevitable, only he knows what to do next, and what is important is that he needs to regain a stable chance of playing.