Bayern Munich is already planning to admit supporters, director Oliver Kahn said. Der Rekordmeister will play two more league matches in-house this season and is also in the Champions League and the DFB Pokal.
Saturday was played behind closed doors against Fortuna Düsseldorf. Kahn hopes that the Allianz Arena can be filled again soon. “Of course we have already looked at the possibilities of admitting spectators under the current hygiene rules,” says the former goalkeeper at Sky Germany.
Bayern can accommodate more than 75,000 visitors, but that will not be the case for the time being, Kahn agrees. “It would be a fraction of that number, ten thousand to eleven thousand. My heart is bleeding, but there is no more to it than that at the moment.”
Kahn was also asked about Bayern’s transfer plans, but was a lot less outspoken about it. “For the time being, there are completely different things that have our priority. I even wonder if the market will improve at all, I have a hard head about that.” Bayern has been linked to Leroy Sané (Manchester City) and Kai Havertz (Bayer Leverkusen) for a long time, but Kahn remains on the ground. “Havertz is of course a top talent, a great player. But that does not mean that Bayern is interested in all good footballers.”
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