Oh my! 144 goals Mr. Wembley and Kim Minjae?"The Essence of Cut-in" Rumors of a Return to Munich
Mar 19, 2025
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Sport 1 of Germany said on the 18th (Korea time) "The former Bayern Munich winger mentioned the possibility of returning to Bayern Munich."," he reported.
Loven was recently asked about his future plans at the Franz Beckenbauer Cup in Bayern Munich and whether he could take on an official role at Bayern Munich.
Robben responded to this by saying, `We'll see what happens in the futureHe left an ambiguous answer ". Given that he is not willing to refuse, it may be considered that he may join as a coach or coach in the future. If that happens, Munich's legend and Korean soccer's representative defender Kim Min-jae could be seen as a team.
Loven led Munich's offense with a unique cut-in play in his heyday and a proprietary winding shot. It seems that it will be able to provide meaningful help to strengthen Munich's offense, which is currently showing a disappointing offense.
Loven is a top striker with 144 goals and 100 assists in 309 matches while playing for Munich. Loven has won eight German Bundesliga championships for Munich. In the 2012-2013 season, he won the UEFA Champions League.
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Robben says "At the moment we are happy in our hometown. In particular, it is important to be able to get close to your family, but Munich is still my second home. So I like to come back here at any time."
After finishing his career in the summer of 2021, Loven served as a youth leader for Dutch FC Groningen.
He returned to Groningen, where his career began, after retiring from Bayern Munich. At that time, he showed loyalty to return as a player to help Groningen, who was struggling with his finances due to COVID-19. Loven also played seven official games for Groningen, posting two assists.
Loven, who has since retired again, has mainly focused on spending time with his family. At the time, Loven said, `I want to reclaim the time I missed during my career."
The media said it is still unclear whether Loven will return to Bayern Munich in his new role someday, but fans will always welcome him, nicknamed "Mr. Wembley," and will not hide his joy if he returns to a manager, adviser, or other role.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
