Because players tend to get injured while with national teams, international breaks can be stressful for clubs. Bayern Munich has had bad luck in this area on numerous occasions in recent seasons.
Bayern Munich could be without two international players ahead of next week’s crucial Bundesliga match against Bayer Leverkusen. According to Bild, Manuel Neuer and Leon Goretzka are likely to miss the game against Leverkusen on September 30 at Allianz Arena.
Neuer and Gortezka left the German camp this week after testing positive for coronavirus. The German duo may end up missing the game against Leverkusen since they will have to be in isolation to recover completely from the virus.
Manuel Neuer will be a big miss for Die Roten since he has been in good form this season. With the pressure mounting on the team due to a winless run of four league games, the absence of Neuer will be a big blow.
Sven Ulreich will replace Neuer in the starting lineup. Ulreich couldn’t step up in the absence of Neuer last season, so it will be a big opportunity for him to make amends against tricky opposition in the Bundesliga.
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Neuer and Gortezka left the German camp this week after testing positive for coronavirus. The German duo may end up missing the game against Leverkusen since they will have to be in isolation to recover completely from the virus.
Manuel Neuer will be a big miss for Die Roten since he has been in good form this season. With the pressure mounting on the team due to a winless run of four league games, the absence of Neuer will be a big blow.
Sven Ulreich will replace Neuer in the starting lineup. Ulreich couldn’t step up in the absence of Neuer last season, so it will be a big opportunity for him to make amends against tricky opposition in the Bundesliga.
Lucas Hernandez and Bouna Sarr are expected to miss the match against Leverkusen. Hernandez has been ruled out for four to six weeks after suffering an adductor injury against Barcelona. Meanwhile, Sarr is out until January after undergoing surgery to correct a recurring knee problem a few days ago. Die Roten have survived a major injury scare during this international break, with Jamal Musiala returning to training for Germany on Wednesday after recovering from a minor knock suffered earlier this week in training.
