'Nothing good happens. Munich Prepares to Replace CEO Led by Recruitment of Kim Min-jae, 'Kim Min-jae' Layoffs
Jul 13, 2024
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News came out that could worsen Kim Min-jae's position. Jan Christian-Dresen, CEO of the club, who led large recruitments such as Kim Min-jae and Harry Kane last year, may be kicked out of the Munich club.
Germany's Bavarian Football reported on the 13th (Korea time) that the Munich club is considering recruiting a new CEO after replacing Thomas Tuchel. It says it is considering dismissing CEO Christian-Dresen and recruiting a new CEO.
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In July last year, CEO Christian-Dresen held the microphone in person at a press conference for joining Rafael Guerreiro and Konrad Reimer and said, "Kim Min-jae is an interesting player. Of course, I want you to come to our team," he said. "I hope I can join the team in the next few days." Then, Kim Min-jae officially joined Munich.
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The recruitment of players led by him was also unsuccessful. Kane did not win the team, but he saved face by becoming the top scorer with 36 goals in the 2023-2024 season. The problem was Kim Min-jae. Kim Min-jae played as a starting center back at the beginning of the season, but he was completely pushed back from the starting position after being sluggish due to injuries and poor form after the Asian Cup in January. It has now become a headache for Munich. The backup position, let alone the main player, is also unstable next season.
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If Christian-Dresen CEO is dismissed, Kim Min-jae's already unstable position is likely to get worse. Kim Min-jae recently rejected the offer of recruiting Saudi's prestigious al-Nasr and showed his loyalty to Munich. Inter Milan's loan offer was rejected by the club. However, loyalty is not a big factor to consider in the management of the club. Skills and values come first.
If Christian-Dresen CEO, who was Kim Min-jae's protective shield, is dismissed, Munich is likely to push for Kim Min-jae's sale more actively. You can sell it even if you bear some damage. Kim Min-jae could be unexpectedly kicked out of Munich.
wman@sportschosun.com