Kahn asks Nagelsmann to be careful: "We can't judge Barça from afar"

Although the case of Robert Lewandowski finished with an agreement between the FC Barcelona and the Bayern of Munich, the fact did not leave to all happy in the breast of the German team. Recently, the trainer of the champions of the football germano warned not understanding how the Barcelona team had been able to concretise so many signings in the middle of the economic problems that crosses.

Later, the general director of the Bayern of Munich, Oliver Kahn, has exhorted to the míster to be wary with his words, especially if it is not to the so much of the finances of the Catalan entity: "it Is true that the Barça has a lot of debt, but can not judge from far, only the club knows his numbers, so it is necessary to have care when doing comments".

So much the words of Nagelsmann like the ones of Kahn have taken place during the presentation of Matthijs of Ligt. In spite of the hard drop that supposes the goodbye of a figure like Lewandowski, the Bavarians have reinforced in the market of signings with players like Sadio Mané, Ryan Gravenberch or Noussair Mazraoui, apuntalando one of the most compact staff of Europe.

The 'darts' of Nagelsmann to the Barça

The German trainer has not left to happen the opportunity to pronounce on the movements of the Barça during the oficialización of Matthijs of Ligt like new player of the Bayern: "I do not know how it has fichado to so many players. The Barcelona is the only club of the world that does not have money, but afterwards buys to all the players that wants. I do not know how they do it. It is a bit rare, a bit crazy, but have found solutions. Has better team that the past season".

Likewise, it has explained some details of the operation that carried to Lewandowski to abandon the team germano to add to the rows of the Barça, indicating that the subject was strictly economic: "it Was a question of money. He wanted a challenge and remained free in a year. Claro that it is complicated and will miss it. But at the end the operation is not so bad for the Bayern".