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Bayern and Sadio Mane relationship is “over, yes” – Lothar Matthaus


Lothar Matthaus, the former German international, has expressed his belief that Sadio Mane’s tenure at Bayern Munich appears to be reaching its conclusion.

This assumption stems from the fact that the Senegalese player once again started the recent defeat against RB Leipzig from the bench.

Sadio Mane

Mane’s relationship with the club took a downturn following a confrontation with teammate Leroy Sane in the dressing room, which occurred after Bayern’s loss to Manchester City in the UEFA Champions League back in March.

Additionally, since returning from injury in February, the Senegalese forward has encountered struggles in terms of form, often being brought on as a substitute in most of the matches.

According to Matthaus, who was in Ghana early this week for the launch of his co-ownership of Accra Lions, stated Mane could leave at the end of the season.

“Bayern will let him go, yes. I think the relationship between Bayern Munich and Mane is over,” he told Super Sport TV.

“After the last game on Saturday, he was in in the last ten minutes and a young player came before him. I think the relationship was maybe a mistake. There were so many mistakes Bayern were making in the last 12 months.”

Matthaus also mentioned Mane having returned from an injury following the 2022 World Cup.

“This didn’t make him happy, didn’t make Bayern happy and he never performed like he did at Liverpool two years ago.”

Mane joined Bayern last summer after six successful seasons with Liverpool, where he won the Premier League, the UEFA Champions League, the FA Cup, and the League Cup.

However, he might end the season without a trophy after the Bavarians let their league crown slip away from them by losing to RB Leipzig last week, as reported by the BBC.

Matthaus slams Bayern over Nagelsmann

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that World Cup winner and former Player of the Year, Matthaus blamed Bayern for recent woes and said it came down to poor decisions.

Julian Nagelsmann

Earlier this year, the German giants fired manager, Julian Nagelsmann and replaced him with former Chelsea coach, Thomas Tuchel – a choice which has backfired.

Bayern Munich could end the season without a sniff of silverware, having been eliminated from the UEFA Champions League and the DFB-Pokal.

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