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Bayern CEO Dissociate Himself From Nagelsmann’s Comments On Barcelona

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Bayern Munich CEO and former goal keeper, Oliver Kahn has distanced himself from the comments made by the club manager Julian Nagelsmann about FC Barcelona’s transfer policy following Robert Lewandowski’s move to the Catalan giant.

The Polish international striker however forced his way out of Allianz Arena earlier this month drawing an end to an eventful eight-year stay at the German club.

Barcelona paid £38m (€45 million/$45m) to sign Lewandowski, with a further €5m (£4.3m/$5m) potentially due in add-ons if certain clauses are met.

They have been able to pull several lucrative deals in the summer despite the club reportedly being in a dire financial situation, which prompted Nagelsmann to term Barcelona’s summer business as “kind of weird”.

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“They got a lot of new players, not only Robert,” the German observed after the pre-season friendly against MLS outfit DC United.

“I don’t know how to be honest, it’s the only club in the world that can buy players without money. It’s kind of weird and crazy.”

Kahn publicly asked the head coach “not to be misled”.

“You mustn’t let yourself be misled. None of us can judge the internals from a distance. I find it a bit difficult to make judgments there. They’ll know what they’re doing,” said Kahn on Wednesday.

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