“Unacceptable”: FC Bayern boss Kahn calls for a reaction against Salzburg – criticism of the defense

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After Bochum, Salzburg is waiting

Oliver Kahn spoke to the FC Bayern professionals after the 4-2 defeat in Bochum and called for a clear reaction in the Champions League against RB Salzburg. “I’m assuming that the players know that a first half like the one in Bochum is unacceptable. We fell well short of our potential,” said the Bayern boss on Monday on the sidelines of an advertising event for the corona vaccination in Munich.

FC Bayern, BVB & Co.: The clubs with the highest salaries in 2020/21

20 West Ham | Salaries: €149 million | to the previous year: -3%

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For players: €115 million | For employees: €34 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 93%

Source: UEFA Benchmarking Report for the 2020/21 season

19 Crystal Palace | Salaries: €151 million | to the previous year: +12%

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For players: €127 million | For employees: €24 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 94%

18 Roma | Salaries: €158 million | to the previous year: -15%

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For players: €122 million | For employees: €36 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 112%

17 AC Milan | Salaries: €161 million | to the previous year: -13%

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For players: €124 million | For employees: €37 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 97%

16 Leicester City | Salaries: €180 million | to the previous year: +6%

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For players: €149 million | For employees: €31 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 105%

15 Everton | Salaries: €195 million | to the previous year: +8%

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For players: €145 million | For employees: €51 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 92%

14 Inter Milan | Salaries: €202 million | to the previous year: +3%

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For players: €147 million | For employees: €55 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 67%

13 Tottenham | Salaries: €207 million | to the previous year: +2%

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For players: €147 million | For employees: €60 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 45%

12 Atlético Madrid | Salaries: €213 million | to the previous year: -12%

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For players: €156 million | For employees: €57 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 64%

11 BVB | Salaries: €215 million | to the previous year: +5%

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For players: €164 million | For employees: €52 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 58%

10 Arsenal | Salaries: €268 million | to the previous year: +-0%

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For players: €182 million | For employees: €86 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 69%

9 Juventus | Salaries: €285 million | to the previous year: -14%

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For players: €231 million | For employees: €54 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 71%

8 Chelsea | Salaries: €320 million | to the previous year: -9%

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For players: €250 million | For employees: €70 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 69%

7 Manchester United | Salaries: €323 million | to the previous year: -19%

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For players: €215 million | For employees: €109 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 56%

6 FC Bayern | Salaries: €340 million | to the previous year: -5%

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For players: €262 million | For employees: €78 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 54%

5 Liverpool FC | Salaries: €371 million | to the previous year: +6%

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For players: €276 million | For employees: €91 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 66%

4 PSG | Salaries: €407 million | to the previous year: +10%

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For players: €339 million | For employees: €69 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 73%

3 Real Madrid | Salaries: €411 million | to the previous year: +4%

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For players: €357 million | For employees: €54 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 57%

2 Manchester City | Salaries: €433 million | to the previous year: +12%

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For players: €330 million | For employees: €102 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 78%

1 FC Barcelona | Salaries: €487 million | to the previous year: -10%

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For players: €393 million | For employees: €94 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 67%

“Sometimes there’s something good about being able to play in Salzburg a few days later in order to forget a result like that as quickly as possible,” said the 52-year-old Kahn, looking ahead to the round of 16 first leg this Wednesday (9 p.m /DAZN) at the Austrian champions.


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Kahn expects the Bundesliga leaders to deliver again on the international stage. He recalled the similar situation after the end of the DFB Cup at the end of October: “After the 0:5 loss in Gladbach we showed the right reaction and clearly won the next game. And I’m assuming that that will also be the case now.” At that time, two 5-2 draws followed in the Bundesliga and Champions League.

Kahn doesn’t see a mentality problem with the Bayern pros: “If you lose big, the topic of mentality is always quickly brought into play”. But he sees an attitude problem in terms of defensive work: “But I think that not only this season, but in recent seasons, we have been missing a lot defensively in the backward movement and in working against the ball. We concede too many goals.”

FC Bayern far from the defensive record – Kahn demands discipline

After 22 match days, Munich have conceded 25 goals – six less than at the same time last season, but also one more than the current best defense in the league, which FSV Mainz 05 has to show. They are a long way from their own defensive record of only seven goals conceded after 22 games from the treble season 2012/13 – under Jupp Heynckes.

Wagner to Sabitzer: Bayern additions under Salihamidzic since August 2017

Sandro Wagner 2017/18 | came for 13m from TSG Hoffenheim

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Leon Goretzka | 2018/19 | came on a free transfer from Schalke 04

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Alphonso Davies | 2018/19 | came from Vancouver Whitecaps for 10m

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Lucas Hernandez | 2019/20 | came from Atlético Madrid for 80m

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Benjamin Pavard | 2019/20 | came from VfB Stuttgart for 35 million

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Michael Cuisance | 2019/20 | came for 12m from Borussia M’gladbach

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Philippe Coutinho | 2019/20 | came from FC Barcelona for 12 million loan fee

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Ivan Perisic | 2019/20 | came from Inter Milan for €5m on loan

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Fiete Arp | 2019/20 | came for 3 million from Hamburger SV

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Alvaro Odriozola | 2019/20 | came on loan from Real Madrid

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Alexander Nuebel | 2020/21 | came on a free transfer from Schalke 04

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Tanguy Nianzou | 2020/21 | came on a free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain

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Leroy Sané | 2020/21 | came from Manchester City for 60m

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Marc Roca | 2020/21 | came for 9m from Espanyol Barcelona

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Tiago Dantas | 2020/21 | Loan from Benfica Lisbon

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Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting | 2020/21 | came on a free transfer from PSG

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Douglas Costa | 2020/21 | Loan from Juventus

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Bouna Sarr | 2020/21 | came from Marseille for €8m

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Julian Nagelsmann | 2021/22 | came from RB Leipzig for over €20m

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If Bayern win the double twice by 2026, the transfer fee will increase to 25 million euros (source: Kicker). Update October 24: According to advisor Volker Struth, Bayern paid just over 20 million euros.

Dayot Upamecano | 2021/22 | came from RB Leipzig for €42.5m

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Omar Richards | 2021/22 | came on a free transfer from Reading FC

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Sven Ulrich | 2021/22 | came on a free transfer from Hamburger SV

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Marcel Sabitzer | 2021/22 | came from RB Leipzig for €15m

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Kahn therefore warned with a view to Salzburg and the desired title win in the “premier class”: “We have to start there, that we have to work with more discipline and more passion against the ball. Otherwise mistakes – and internationally even more so – will be mercilessly punished.”

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