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Bayern München

Bayern München

LNB

Season Statistics

2 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (50%) Draw (50%) Loss (0%)
2 Played
1 Won
1 Drawn
0 Lost
8 Goals For
3 Goals Against

Team Overview

Bayern München is one of European football's defining institutions, a club built on winning and on sustained ambition. Based in Munich, it is widely regarded as the dominant force of German football and a permanent fixture among the continent's elite. Its identity rests on high standards, attacking intent and the expectation of competing for every major trophy, both domestically and in the UEFA Champions League.

Historically, Bayern's league record is among the strongest of any club in Europe. It has won the Bundesliga more often than any other side and has typically finished at or near the top of the table, with title challenges the norm rather than the exception. That domestic dominance has gone hand in hand with deep runs and multiple triumphs in European competition, which is why the club is so often treated as a benchmark for its rivals.

The current campaign sample is small, just two matches in the competition listed as LNB, but the numbers are encouraging. Under Vincent Kompany, Bayern are unbeaten with one win and one draw, the win coming at home and the draw away. The attack stands out: eight goals in two games is an average of four per match, and the side has scored in every outing. Defensively the picture is more mixed. One clean sheet was kept, but all three goals conceded came in the other match, so the sample does not yet show a consistent pattern at the back.

In terms of strengths, the early data points to a team capable of overwhelming opponents in attack while remaining resilient enough to avoid def

Squad (30 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

M. Neuer
#1 M. Neuer
D. Podar-Stiube
#38 D. Podar-Stiube
S. Ulreich
#26 S. Ulreich
J. Urbig
#40 J. Urbig

Defenders (12)

S. Boey
#23 S. Boey
N. Brown
#11 N. Brown
A. Davies
#19 A. Davies
H. Ito
#21 H. Ito
Cassiano Kiala
#4 Cassiano Kiala
Kim Min-Jae
#3 Kim Min-Jae
Vincent Manuba
#41 Vincent Manuba
F. Pavic
#5 F. Pavic
J. Stanišić
#44 J. Stanišić
J. Tah
#4 J. Tah
D. Upamecano
#2 D. Upamecano
K. Laimer
#27 K. Laimer

Midfielders (11)

T. Bischof
#8 T. Bischof
M. Cardozo
#49 M. Cardozo
Guido Della Rovere
#31 Guido Della Rovere
L. Karl
#42 L. Karl
J. Kimmich
#6 J. Kimmich
J. Musiala
#10 J. Musiala
M. Olise
#17 M. Olise
A. Pavlović
#45 A. Pavlović
I. Saibari
#34 I. Saibari
Bara Ndiaye
#39 Bara Ndiaye
L. Díaz
#14 L. Díaz

Attackers (3)

B. Assomo
#9 B. Assomo
S. Gnabry
#7 S. Gnabry
H. Kane
#9 H. Kane

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
9
H. Kane
H. Kane
FW 8.4 2 3 1 180 1 43
6
J. Kimmich
J. Kimmich
MF 8.2 2 0 1 170 1 178
19
A. Davies
A. Davies
DF 7.5 2 1 0 125 1 64
4
J. Tah
J. Tah
DF 7.0 2 0 0 135 1 130
2
D. Upamecano
D. Upamecano
DF 7.3 2 0 0 135 3 118
27
K. Laimer
K. Laimer
DF 7.0 2 0 1 155 3 108
14
L. Díaz
L. Díaz
MF 6.6 2 1 0 156 0 73
17
M. Olise
M. Olise
MF 8.8 2 2 1 163 4 118
21
H. Ito
H. Ito
DF 6.5 2 0 0 24 0 15
44
J. Stanišić
J. Stanišić
DF 6.4 2 0 0 39 1 18
34
I. Saibari
I. Saibari
MF 6.8 2 0 0 63 2 18
8
T. Bischof
T. Bischof
MF 7.2 2 0 0 100 2 85
42
L. Karl
L. Karl
MF 6.5 2 0 1 55 0 25
1
M. Neuer
M. Neuer
GK 6.7 1 0 0 90 0 24
3
Kim Min-Jae
Kim Min-Jae
DF 6.3 1 0 0 90 2 64
10
J. Musiala
J. Musiala
MF 7.3 1 1 0 65 0 16
40
J. Urbig
J. Urbig
GK 6.2 1 0 0 90 0 33
11
N. Brown
N. Brown
DF 6.2 1 0 0 45 0 21
45
A. Pavlović
A. Pavlović
MF 8.0 1 0 0 90 1 114

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (49)

N. Brown
From Eintracht Frankfurt
Transfer Jul 2026
N. Aséko Nkili
From Hannover 96
Transfer Jul 2026
I. Saibari
From PSV Eindhoven
Transfer Jun 2026
A. Sieb
From FSV Mainz 05
Return from loan Jun 2026
A. Nübel
From VfB Stuttgart
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (59)

W. Mike
To Club Brugge KV
Transfer Aug 2026
A. Sieb
To Los Angeles FC
Transfer Aug 2026
N. Aséko Nkili
To Eintracht Frankfurt
Transfer Jul 2026
B. Hepburn
To Stirling Albion
Free agent Jun 2026
P. Scholl
To Karlsruher SC
Transfer Jun 2026
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Injuries & Availability

5 Out 0 Doubtful
T. Buchmann
T. Buchmann Knee Injury
Out
J. Musiala
J. Musiala Muscle Injury
Out
M. Neuer
M. Neuer Foot Injury
Out
M. Olise
M. Olise Red Card
Out
J. Kimmich
J. Kimmich Personal Reasons
Out

Impact Analysis

Bayern München have five players unavailable, and all five are confirmed out, so there is no doubtful list to offer any hope of a late return. Only three of the absences are physical injuries: T. Buchmann (knee), J. Musiala (muscle) and M. Neuer (foot). The other two have different causes. M. Olise is unavailable because of a red card, and J. Kimmich is missing for personal reasons.

The data does not list positions, so it is not possible to say which area of the pitch takes the biggest hit. The names do suggest the loss of significant first-team contributors. Musiala, Neuer, Olise and Kimmich are all established senior figures, and losing several of them at once will test the squad's balance. Missing players of that profile at the same time stretches any group.

The data also does not identify replacements, so it would be speculation to name who steps in. What the figures do show is that five absences, none of them uncertain, force Bayern to plan around a fixed set of unavailable players. Overall squad depth will be tested, and the red card and personal reasons are reminders that availability depends on more than medical issues alone.

Recent Form

WDDWW
W RB Leipzig 6-1 (H)
D Viking 3-3 (A)
D FC Augsburg 2-2 (A)
W Union Berlin 7-0 (H)
W SV Elversberg 1-2 (A)

Form Analysis

Bayern München's last five matches produced three wins and two draws, with no defeats and 20 goals scored, an average of four per game. The results are better described as inconsistent in performance than as a clear trend, because a pair of dominant home displays sits alongside two away draws in which the defense was exposed.

The attack has been the standout feature. Bayern scored six against RB Leipzig and seven against Union Berlin, both at home, and added three at Viking and two at both FC Augsburg and SV Elversberg. They scored at least twice in every match.

Defensively the picture is less convincing. Bayern conceded seven goals, and the shutout against Union Berlin was their only clean sheet. They conceded in the other four games, including three at Viking and two at Augsburg, and both of those matches finished level.

The home and away split is clear. Bayern won both home matches by a combined 13-1, while their three away fixtures brought one win and two draws, with seven goals scored and six conceded. Their opponents in this run were Leipzig, Viking, Augsburg, Union Berlin and Elversberg, and the heaviest scorelines came at home.

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