FC Bayern: Rummenigge confirms Guerreiro transfer – 6th entry from BVB

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Supervisory Board Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has confirmed the free transfer from Borussia Dortmund’s Raphael Guerreiro to FC Bayern Munich. “We have now got good players in Guerreiro and Laimer,” said the long-time CEO of Munich at “DAZN. Several media had previously reported on an agreement with Guerreiro, who will become the sixth player to move from BVB to Säbener Straße on July 1st. Most recently it was Mats Hummels in 2016.


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The transfer of midfielder Konrad Laimer from RB Leipzig, which is also free of charge, has been official since Friday – so Bayern have signed three top-class newcomers for free since 2022, when Noussair Mazraoui came from Amsterdam.

From Rummenigge to Guerreiro: The 13 transfers between BVB and FC Bayern

Michael Rummenigge Moved from FC Bayern to BVB in 1988

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Juergen Wegmann | Moved from FC Bayern to BVB in 1989

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Thomas Helmer | Moved from BVB to FC Bayern in 1992

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Transfer fee: €3.75 million

Christian Nerlinger | Moved from FC Bayern to BVB in 1998

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Free transfer

Torsten Frings | Moved from BVB to FC Bayern in 2004

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Transfer fee: €9.25 million

Mats Hummels | 2008 on loan from FC Bayern to BVB – bought in 2009

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Transfer fee €4.2 million

Mario Goetze | Moved from BVB to FC Bayern in 2013

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Transfer fee: €37 million

Robert Lewandowski | Moved from BVB to FC Bayern in 2014

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Free transfer

Sebastian Rode | Moved from FC Bayern to BVB in 2016

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Transfer fee: €12 million

Mats Hummels | Moved from BVB to FC Bayern in 2016

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Transfer fee: €35 million

Mario Goetze | Moved from FC Bayern to BVB in 2016

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Transfer fee: €22 million

Mats Hummels | Moved from FC Bayern to BVB in 2019

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Transfer fee: €30.5 million

Niklas Sule | Moves from FC Bayern to BVB in 2022

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Free transfer

Raphael Guerreiro | Switches from BVB to FC Bayern in 2023

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Free transfer | Official confirmation is still pending – Rummenige announced the change.

In addition, Rummenigge sees a need for action with the German champions, especially in the center of attack: “You gave up Lewandowski, that was at least 50 goals in all competitions that you missed. Something will have to be done about that.” Bayern did not react to the departure of their top scorer last summer by signing an experienced centre-forward, but opted for Sadio Mané from Liverpool FC, who is now considered a candidate for sale. The trained winger became the top earner with a rumored €24m a year, but only scored 12 goals in 38 games in his first season.

Rummenigge and Honorary President Uli Hoeneß would initially participate in squad planning as members of a small group until a new sports director was found. “As soon as we have a sports director or sports director, Uli and I will also retire. We will look at things critically from time to time, that is necessary.”

With Laimer & Nübel: FC Bayern’s most valuable free transfers

21 Bixente Lizarazu | 2004/05 by Olympique Marseille

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Market value at the time of the change: €1 million

20 Tom Strong | 2012/13 by Hoffenheim

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Market value at the time of the change: €1.5 million

19 Hans Joerg Butt | 2008/09 by Benfica

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Market value at the time of the change: €1.75 million

18 Alexander Baumjohann | 2009/10 from Gladbach

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Market value at the time of the change: €2.5 million

15 Jan Kirchhoff | 2013/14 from Mainz

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Market value at the time of the change: €4 million

15 Eric Maxim Choupo Moting | 2020/21 by PSG

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Market value at the time of the change: €4 million

15 Hamit Altintop | 2007/08 by Schalke 04

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Market value at the time of the change: €4 million

14 Ali Karimi | 2005/06 by Al-Ahli

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Market value at the time of the change: €4.75 million

13 Claudio Pizarro | 2012/13 by Werder

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Market value at the time of the change: €5 million

12 Omar Richards | 2021/22 by Reading

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Market value at the time of the change: €7 million

11 Sebastian Rudy | 2017/18 by Hoffenheim

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Market value at the time of the change: €8 million

10 Tim Borowski | 2008/09 by Werder

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Market value at the time of the change: €8.5 million

9 Sebastian Rode | 2014/15 from Frankfurt

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Market value at the time of the change: €9 million

8 Alexander Nübel | 2020/21 by Schalke 04

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Market value at the time of the change: €9.5 million

7 Tanguy Nianzou | 2020/21 by PSG

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Market value at the time of the change: €11 million

6 Ivica Olic | 2009/10 from HSV

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Market value at the time of the change: €12 million

4 Noussair Mazraoui | 2022/23 by Ajax Amsterdam

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Market value at the time of the change: €20 million

4 Raphael Guerreiro | 2022/23 from BVB

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Market value at the time of the change: €20 million | Transfer not official yet, confirmed by Rummenigge.

3 Konrad Laimer | 2023/24 by RB Leipzig

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Market value at the time of the change: €28 million

2 Leon Goretzka | 2018/19 by Schalke 04

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Market value at the time of the change: €40 million

1 Robert Lewandowski | 2014/15 by BVB

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Market value at the time of the change: €50 million

The Munich team parted ways with CEO Oliver Kahn and sports director Hasan Salihamidzic immediately after winning their eleventh championship title in a row. Rummenigge then moved to the supervisory board, with Jan-Christian Dreesen succeeding Kahn. “We’ll do it calmly,” said Rummenigge about the search for a successor to Salihamidzic. The most important criterion for the new sports director is his “quality”.
The TV channel “Sky” reported on Saturday that RB Leipzig’s Max Eberl was still the favourite.

Rummenigge said about the future direction of the German record champions: “Sometimes the ‘Mia san Mia’ is overused for me. You have to lead FC Bayern specifically. The club needs to be breathed back into empathy, we have quality.” With a squad value of 980 million euros, the Munich team is the third most valuable team in the world – the front runner is treble winners Manchester City with 1.05 billion euros. The imminent return of loan player João Cancelo to the Citizens, whose market value is around 60 million euros, will make the difference in squad value significantly larger.

Most valuable squad: FC Bayern is scratching the billion mark

16 RB Leipzig – squad value: €487.3m

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As of April 6, 2023

15 Newcastle United – Squad Value: €494.3M

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14 Inter Milan – squad value: €534.5m

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13 AC Milan – squad value: €547.3m

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12 Borussia Dortmund – squad value: €547.7m

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11 SSC Napoli – squad value: €629m

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10 Tottenham Hotspur – Squad Value: €680.3M

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9 FC Barcelona – Squad value: €767M

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8 Manchester United – Squad Value: €795.7M

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7 Real Madrid – squad value: €860.5m

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6 Liverpool FC – Squad Value: €879M

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5 PSG – squad value: €882.6m

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4 Arsenal FC – Squad value: €890M

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3 Bayern Munich – squad value: €979.7m

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2 Chelsea – squad value: €1.02bn

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1 Manchester City – squad value: €1.05bn

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