Marco Nippe’s interview: former coach of Perbin Munich at Harry Kane, Jamal Musla and Ryan Gravinvich | Football news

Harry Kane won his first German league title the second time the question, and while his contribution to Bayern Munich can be measured in goals – 36 and this season – those who helped in signing him believe that he brought more to the team.

Former coach Perben Marco Nipi played an important role in bringing Captain England to Bavaria and is still considered Kane, signed by more than 100 million pounds in the summer of 2023, as one of the most unforgettable acquisitions during his contract in the club.

“You cannot change the market, you have to accept it and find the best way for your club. Yes, you have to care about increasing the value of your team, but it is about making these short -term and medium -term mathematical operations,” says Nib, says Sky Sports.

“You may have players at the beginning of their journey. You may have a player you know that within two years you will deserve this place in the team. A big signature can carry things on their shoulders while allowing some of these young talents to grow in the shadow.

“With Harry, he made the players feel that they could score even if we are under pressure. They see Harry in the dressing room and know this is a player who can change the match in the second. He does not need only five meters.

The coach explained

Neppe left Bayern earlier this season after a decade in the club, and he is the former football player on his way from the scouts to the coach’s role. “At 80 or 90 percent of other clubs, the role of the sports manager could have been called,” he says.

But what is the coach in his opinion? “I came from the employment side, but there is not only one way. I assume it is somewhat similar to playing between the lines because you need to be very close to the dressing room as well and understand that energy,” he explained.

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Neppe, who is still only 38 years old, understands this role better than most of them, as it was part of a very successful era for Bayern. The team, which won six awards, was built in 2019/20, including the Champions League, at a relatively modest cost of the super club.

For Neppe, the frequent theme of our conversations is the message that this is not only related to employment, and it is an act of identifying the most talented players. The role revolves around the management of the team, the treatment of players as a living object, and a permanent balance.

“We all played these games managers on the computer when we were teenagers. It was easy. You just click here and click there. But it is not just a case,” we need the right back, and here are the five best right players. “It is a culture.

“Are there opportunities for upgrade? Are there profiles you miss? After that, it comes to making decisions, timing and timing of imagination to find out what each player will add to your team, what it means to energy and elegance, and this is very complicated.

“For example, you need to feel the dressing room. Not enough pressure? Is there a lot of pressure? It may be that you miss an easy man, a Brazilian type relaxing before that big match, someone can help players to breathe only.”

The incandescent musiala meeting

Kane, an experienced experience player to obtain the Bundesliga Transport Register fees, is a truly exception. A lot of Neppe focused on bringing some of the best young talents from all over Europe, which sparked Bayern’s continuous success. But not every deal is launched.

Lamal Yamal chased Barcelona and tried to persuade Jude Bellingham to sign when he was still in Birmingham. Jamal Muslaa joined Chelsea while he was still a teenager, although Nibi admits that he was conducting an interview.

“With Jamal, it was a different conversation with all others before, especially given his age. I can’t remember a conversation like her in my life. I expect different answers when you meet a 18 -year -old person or anything else.

“He surprised me with his clarity with his goals and aspirations. He was sure of the next step, what he needed to improve, and any World Cup wanted to play, and I was like, Wow, this character that I did not expect. Everything was clear with him.

“He was very prepared. This is a conversation with Bayern Munich coach, so these are my questions, these are my answers. I came from his heart but he was very focused. On board the plane to Munich, you like, Wow, you will remember this.”

Sweating

The first signature of Nayyab that Bayern should make it may remain the best of what he has. Joshua Kimmich was playing at the second level of the German League but discovered something in the current captain who went to win the title nine times in Munich.

“My shirt was sweating on that day when the men asked me,” Do you really think that Bayern Munich should sign Kimmich? “We started changing the strategy and signing the younger players.

I resulted. “We have strongly believed in it. It is a signature that I will always remember.” But there was a lot. “I will remember the beauty of Musla, Alfonso Davis, Harry Kane. It is not always big.

Do not doubt Gravenberch

Some signatures become myths, while others need to move forward to find their path. On this way, a few of them consider Ryan Gravinvich one of Bayern’s best purchases, after they had only one season, but NEPPE was not surprised by his subsequent success in Liverpool.

“I am very happy for Ryan. He is a private midfielder. When we signed him from Ajax, we were 100 percent convinced. Frankly, we have never doubted his characteristics. We knew that he would one day attend. We saw exactly what he is now offering in Liverpool.

“But sometimes it comes to the need for some patience as well. Even in his first season in Liverpool, it was not easy. It is a momentum. There are many stories in football as big professions begin because another player is injured as they violate their chance.

“Look at Alphonso Davies, the beginning of his career in Bayern was because of the fact that David Alaba and Lucas Hernandez were injured at the same moment. He got his chance. But this is not lucky. In the long run, these players will always appear their level.

“We are talking about the players, but I prefer to talk about humans, and how do they think, what are their operators, and their goals? How much do they invest in their success, in the team? How flexible is that they are able to overcome difficult moments in football?”

Neppe can still celebrate Bayern, but shows that football is about the next signature, the next match. “In football, you don’t have time to look back. Maybe when I am 65 years old with my grandchildren.” For Neppe, it comes to the next task now.