Thomas Strunz: Bayern Munich are definitely capable of beating Barcelona
Having enjoyed two spells with Bayern Munich and nine years of international football, the former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 international, Thomas Strunz, believes that the Reds can easily beat Barcelona.
He has also proposed a strategy for Jupp Heynckes’ men that would help upset the Catalan giants.
Strunz is of the opinion that the Bavarian giants are in the middle of a terrific run and could brush aside any top outfit at will. He told that it would take a lot to beat Bayern especially this season, where they have only been beaten twice so far in all
competitions.
The first of the two losses came way back in August, when the Reds were shocked at home by the last season's relegation contenders, Borussia Monchengladbach. Hanover are the other team to have recorded a win over Bayern this term.
Thomas believed that http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 are not as dominant compared to the last two campaigns. The 43-year-old stated that the Spanish powerhouse certainly have some weaknesses, which could be exposed and taken advantage of.
He also reserved praise for the German national team on qualifying smartly for next year’s Euro. The DFB-Eleven recorded ten wins in as many games, thus becoming the first German side ever to have qualified for the finals without dropping a single point.
Strunz, at the same time, hailed the Bayern officials for reuniting with Jupp Heynckes during the summer. The former Munich midfielder told that Heynckes is best suited to the Reds http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 and the tactician has already proved his credentials in such short time.
While talking to Goal.com, the Duisburg-born player further enthused, "Jupp Heynckes is the perfect coach for Bayern. He has a lot of experience and he knows how to deal with stars. A young coach probably would not have worked with such top stars. Heynckes,
however, worked in the past with many great players at Bayern Munich and Real Madrid."
Strunz first represented Bayern from 1989 to 1992, where he managed 59 league appearances, netting 12 goals in return. The second spell lasted for five years (1995-2000). During this time, the former midfielder bagged 11 goals from 97 league games.
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