Turns out it was a 'full pig'.

There is a lot of talk about Bayern Munich, Kim Min-jae's team, which is on the verge of missing the German Bundesliga title for the first time in 12 years. It is no exaggeration to say that the victory went out of the question as he is 13 points behind Bayer Leverkusen with eight games left, but when Thomas Tuchel lost to Borussia Dortmund on the 31st of last month, he said, "Congratulations to Leverkusen," which made Munich fans feel angry.

Tuchel's leadership has already collapsed since February when he announced his withdrawal after the end of this season after losing three consecutive matches in the Bundesliga and the UEFA Champions League. He seemed to take a breather from his three-game winning streak by reorganizing his defense line recently, writing Matthijs Derricht and Eric Dier and turning Kim Min-jae to the bench, but he collapsed once again after losing 0-2 at home to rival Borussia Dortmund.

There are many voices calling for Tuchel to step down right now without even having to end the season.

However, there is also an opinion that Tuchel is not the only one to blame. Max Eberl, the sports director who took the helm early this month, said the Munich players are paid too much. He also expressed his intention to cut their salaries.

According to the German newspaper Sport Bild on Wednesday, the German newspaper said that the German club recognizes that it needs to cut the wages of its athletes after examining financial issues. In addition, the German newspaper also appears to think that it will not guarantee huge basic salary.

It is shocking to see the current status of high-payers introduced by the media. At least seven players are known to earn 20 million euros in annual salary and nearly 30 billion won in Korean currency.

They include Harry Kane, Manuel Neuer, Josea Kimmich, Leroy Zane, Thomas Muller, Serge Gnabry, and Kingsley Coman. It seems that they are all good players, but it is also true that it is nonsense to earn 30 billion won from seven players in annual salary. Gnabry and Coman are the starting players of this season.

Seven high-paid workers alone cost the team more than 200 billion won in labor costs. The total annual salary is expected to reach hundreds of billions of won as Kim Min-jae is receiving 10 million euros and 14.5 billion won in Hanwha.

Not long ago, Canadian A-list left back Alfonso Davis demanded Munich pay 20 million euros a year. Munich is planning to sell him, who demands excessive salary as he can only pay 12 million euros.  토토사이트

For now, the Munich club plans to sell Gnabry and Coman. If good news comes in, the club will reportedly review it before making a decision. In addition, he intends to put you on the transfer list, even if you are not able to use your energy in the second half of this season. Sport Bild reports that Everest will have a meal with you soon.