68 Aksaray
Ankara Demir
Arnavutköy Bld.
Erbaaspor
Bld. Derincespor
Karacabey Bld
Elazığspor
Diyarbekirspor
Karaman FK
Beyoğlu Y.Çarşı
Menemen FK
Somaspor
Nazilli Spor
Bucaspor 1928
Vanspor FK
Serik Bld
Yeni Mersin İY
Giresunspor
1461 Trabzon FK
Adana 01 FK
24 Erzincanspor
İskenderunspor
Altay
Sarıyer
Fethiyespor
İnegölspor
Kastamonuspor
Isparta 32
İsrail
Belçika
İtalya
Fransa
Finlandiya
Yunanistan
İngiltere
İrlanda
Avusturya
Slovenya
Norveç
Kazakistan
K. Makedonya
Faroe Adaları
Letonya
Ermenistan
Hollanda
Macaristan
Tayland
Laos
Bayern Munich wingers Serge Gnabry and Leroy Sané have been the subject of intense scrutiny lately. As highly-paid stars who aren’t currently the first names on Julian Nagelsmann’s team sheet, fan focus — and unwarranted ire — often turns their way first. Gnabry opened up for Sky, via @iMiaSanMia.
“I guess that’s part of the game. I can’t fend off every statement that comes on TV,” Gnabry said after Bayern’s Augsburg win on Saturday, in which he started. “But sometimes I think it’s a bit too much. At some point it’s enough.
“For me, it doesn’t make much sense to put the blame on two people. But as an athlete you have to deal with it when it targets you or your teammates.”
Sané especially grabbed the reins of the Bayern attack, adding a goal and an assist to the scoresheet under his name. Earlier last week, Gnabry punctuated Bayern’s Champions League win over PSG with a goal in the 89th minute.
And Gnabry’s words are a good reminder: not only that the players are all human first of all, but also that in a large squad, there are phases to a season and spells for every player to shine. More than anything, it’s a team sport — joys and spoils as well as sorrows shared by all. Gnabry, Sané, and indeed everybody else, all have a lot to give towards this season’s lofty goals.
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