Bayern burns, management is furious and Neuer attacks Kovac: "There's a head problem here …"

The most interesting Bundesliga in recent years has several protagonists. Someone positive, someone else much less. For almost a decade now, we have always imagined the German championship with Bayern Munich at the top, but since Niko Kovac arrived, the Bavarians have had a hard time keeping their heads. Last season ended however with the Meisterschale on the bulletin board, which is the only thing that saved the Croatian from exoneration. But even the beginning of the current one does not give many reasons to smile, neither to the technician nor to the management. And, as Bild explains, after the draw with the Augsburg, Bayern burns.

MUTESHIP – Nothing is lost, obviously, because the championship is still in its infancy and above all because the other teams seem to be competing to avoid taking advantage of the slides of the reigning champions. The day on which Bayern is nailed to 2-2 also stops Leipzig (which draws with Hamburg) and Borussia Moenchenglabach, which gets the opportunity to stretch out on the pursuers from the homonyms of Dortmund. But this is not enough for the Bavarian leadership, which comes out furiously from the WWK Arena of Augusta after a face to face with the coach. Hoeness liquidates the reporters with "I have no time to talk", while Rummenigge is even more cryptic: "I have time, but I won't say anything".

HEAD PROBLEM – Whoever has something to say is instead Captain Neuer, who has experienced the nightmare of every goalkeeper: a cold goal, after 26 seconds, and another at the end, at 91 minutes. Enough to make him angry. "Only four wins from eight games, this is not our level. If you concede a goal after a few seconds and then another just before the end of the game, something will mean. This is a head problem. This is not Bayern. " And on the grill, of course, the coach ends up, who seems to be the recipient of the words of the extreme defender. Nothing positive but nothing new for Kovac, whose bench has never been really solid since he took the reins in Munich. And now, perhaps, even the leadership and the senators will have to get used to the new course …