Sepp Maier: Neuer’s Bayern Future Depends on Germany Retirement

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The debate about a possible DFB comeback of the 2014 world champion at the tournament in the USA, Canada and Mexico continues, regardless of Neuer’s recent and renewed cancellation.

Bayern Munich’s captain recently stated: “The fact is that I resigned intentionally. For me, the focus is clearly on the club and what we can achieve with the team.”

Regardless, for the Munich veteran Maier, the now 39-year-old Neuer has the quality for the highest tasks. “If Manuel Neuer were fit and in top form, then he would also be an option for the national team – not out of sentimentality, but out of performance,” the former world and European champion told “Sport1”.

Even at the age of 39, Manuel Neuer is one of the best goalkeepers in the world.

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It is not a given that Neuer will “play at this level again” after breaking his lower leg three years ago.

Neuer, who according to Maier is once again a “fixture, leader and calmer in troubled times” for the record champions from Munich this season, has, however, made “a decision that can only be respected: full concentration on FC Bayern.”

Neuer’s contract with Munich expires in the summer; he recently linked a possible extension to his health. He emphasized that he wanted to “delay this decision a little bit.” The keeper is currently out due to a torn muscle fiber on the back of his right thigh.

(SID)

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Marcus Cole

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