FanSided World Football
·12 de novembro de 2024
FanSided World Football
·12 de novembro de 2024
There are growing rumours that the former Tottenham Hotspur defender could soon return to the transfer market only 10 months after his Spurs exit.
Dier was a crucial player for Tottenham over a decade, making over 360 appearances for the club. His commitment to Spurs was unquestionable, and he became integral to the team’s defense.
However, in January, after ten years with Tottenham, Dier decided to join Bayern Munich. Many saw this move as a dream transfer, as it saw him reunited with Harry Kane, his former Tottenham teammate, at one of Europe’s biggest clubs.
Tottenham Hotspur v FC Bayern Munich - Pre-Season Friendly / Warren Little/GettyImages
Initially, Dier enjoyed a positive start in Germany under Bayern’s then-manager, Thomas Tuchel. Tuchel praised the signing, calling Dier an excellent addition to the squad.
It seemed like the perfect opportunity for Dier to continue his career at the highest level, with the added benefit of playing alongside some of the best players in the world, including Kane.
However, the situation changed when Vincent Kompany replaced Tuchel as Bayern’s head coach. Kompany, who had been a renowned centre-back himself, made it clear that he preferred other defenders, such as Kim Min-jae and Dayot Upamecano, ahead of Dier.
According to information from Florian Plettenberg, Bayern Munich is unlikely to renew Dier’s contract when it expires at the end of the season.
This would mark a significant shift in Dier’s career, as he would be forced to consider his options for the future. While he had a strong start in Germany, the arrival of Kompany has made his position in the squad less certain.
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With his contract set to expire, it would not be surprising if Dier returns to England in the summer. Many clubs in the Premier League may be interested in acquiring the experienced defender, who still has plenty to offer.
Florian Plettenberg, a respected journalist, has suggested that Dier is likely to leave Bayern Munich at the end of the season, with little chance of a contract extension. However, decisions are still pending, as much will depend on whether Bayern sign new central defenders for next season.