Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund supplied insights into the current advancements relating to Eric Dier and his expected transfer to AS Monaco. This relocation marks a substantial chapter in Dier’s profession as he wants to accept brand-new difficulties.

“We engaged in discussions with Eric regarding a potential contract extension. However, he has decided against renewing and intends to depart from our club. Eric is an outstanding individual, and our time together has been remarkable. He has felt at home here in Munich and within our organization. We hope he can conclude his journey with us by securing his first title,” Freund shared, as reported by @iMiaSanMia. “(A two-year deal) was certainly a possibility. We had constructive conversations with his representatives, but we fully respect his choice to leave.”

Regarding Dier’s accessibility for the upcoming Club World Cup, Freund revealed unpredictability.

“We plan to have further discussions with him internally before making a decision,” Freund pointed out. “This season has posed numerous challenges for us, particularly with injuries affecting our defensive lineup. Players like Josip Stanišić, Hiroki Itō, and currently Dayot Upamecano, Alphonso Davies, and Raphaël Guerreiro have all faced setbacks. Despite these difficulties, we managed to concede the fewest goals in the Bundesliga. Our goal remains to improve continuously. The team has performed admirably, even amidst injuries. While we aimed to retain Eric, we are still well-equipped defensively in terms of both quality and depth. We will closely monitor the injury updates regarding Hiroki and hope for Upa’s swift recovery. Our primary objective is to minimize injuries as we head into the crucial phases of the next season.”

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