Seems like this move is the catalyst for a tactical shift with regards to players. Interested to see how Camavinga handles a more expressive role further up the field in the future and if, more importantly it is the right call.
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I know all about Markovic from Kofler's adventure in FM19 at Koln. He was superb and I have no doubt he will emulate his success, if not surpass, at Munich under Bierofka.
Another top signing here and one that gives you so much more tactical freedom. Like Jack said it'll be interesting to see how Camavinga plays going forward. However, I am more excited to see Kana in a Defensive midfield role as I personally have seen how great he can be there.
Dalot Set For 1860 Munich Transfer
1860 Munich have acquired Portuguese defender Diogo Dalot from Manchester United
• Manchester United and 1860 Munich agreed to a transfer fee of €11,750,000
• Dalot is set earn €65,000 per week until the end of the 2027/28 season
• The 24-year-old represented Portugal at youth level but has yet to make his international debut
After being transfer listed by Manchester United, Portuguese right back Diogo Dalot has moved to 1860 Munich as they prepare for their return to European football. The 24-year-old spent five seasons playing in the English Premier League making 66 appearances.
Starting his career at FC Porto, Dalot showed great promise seeing him move to Manchester United for a fee of €22,000,000 at the start of the 2018/19 season. Since the move, Dalot has struggled to find his feet, spending time on loan in Germany and will be looking to restart his career in the Bundesliga.
“I experienced the Bundesliga a few years ago when on loan at Schalke and enjoyed the experience.” said Dalot. “Since then, the clubs have gotten stronger and the competition is now more well-rounded, I am going to ensure I am well prepared for the upcoming season.” he added.
It is expected that Daniel Bierofka will continue to make moves in the transfer market as he looks to add depth to the 1860 Munich squad ahead of their UEFA Europa League campaign. It is believed that the 1860 Munich manager still has around €15,000,000 at his disposal.
Tango: I am ensuring that I focus on the future wherever possible.
tedbro20: Bella-Kotchap and Markovic both fit perfectly in terms of their preferences.
Jack & TheLFCFan: Finding the right role for Camavinga has been difficult but with Kana I am just following a bit of advice from a certain someone.
ScottT: Markovic was a player I had my eye on for quite some time if the price was right.
• Dalot is set earn €65,000 per week until the end of the 2027/28 season
• The 24-year-old represented Portugal at youth level but has yet to make his international debut
After being transfer listed by Manchester United, Portuguese right back Diogo Dalot has moved to 1860 Munich as they prepare for their return to European football. The 24-year-old spent five seasons playing in the English Premier League making 66 appearances.
Starting his career at FC Porto, Dalot showed great promise seeing him move to Manchester United for a fee of €22,000,000 at the start of the 2018/19 season. Since the move, Dalot has struggled to find his feet, spending time on loan in Germany and will be looking to restart his career in the Bundesliga.
“I experienced the Bundesliga a few years ago when on loan at Schalke and enjoyed the experience.” said Dalot. “Since then, the clubs have gotten stronger and the competition is now more well-rounded, I am going to ensure I am well prepared for the upcoming season.” he added.
It is expected that Daniel Bierofka will continue to make moves in the transfer market as he looks to add depth to the 1860 Munich squad ahead of their UEFA Europa League campaign. It is believed that the 1860 Munich manager still has around €15,000,000 at his disposal.
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tedbro20: Bella-Kotchap and Markovic both fit perfectly in terms of their preferences.
Jack & TheLFCFan: Finding the right role for Camavinga has been difficult but with Kana I am just following a bit of advice from a certain someone.
ScottT: Markovic was a player I had my eye on for quite some time if the price was right.
Dalot is a fantastic addition to your backline, his rapid pace should certainly help him bomb and up the right-hand side of the pitch. You're going to have to do a lot of maneuvering to get the most out of the €15m you still have available, are you considering allowing some departures?
A great signing, assuming that you desperately needed somebody in that position! With €15m left it begs the question of where and who it will be spent on.
A player who still has plenty left aged just 24. He could be a real bargain for you when looked back upon in a few years.
Ligue 1 Duo Sign For 1860 Munich
Danish striker Kasper Dolberg joins Amadou Traore in moving from France to 1860 Munich
• Both players arrive for a combined total transfer spend of €13,500,000
• Dolberg has made 28 international appearances for Denmark so far in his career
• Traore is known as an ambitious and agile player who has a high level of fitness
Daniel Bierofka has continued to make additions to the 1860 Munich squad, bringing in two attacking players from Ligue 1 in Kasper Dolberg and Amadou Traore from OGC Nice and AS Monaco, respectively. 1860 Munich scored the seventh highest amount of goals in the Bundesliga last season and are looking to add depth in attacking players with an increased load of fixtures awaiting the club due to their participation in the UEFA Europa League this season
The arrival of Danish international Kasper Dolberg for €8,500,000 is likely to see a position battle against Musa Barrow for the starting role unless 1860 Munich manager Daniel Bierofka looks to adapt his usual 4-5-1 tactic to a formation allowing for room to fit two strikers.
Starting his career at Bordeaux, Amadou Traore moved to AS Monaco in the 2019/20 but only began to receive playing time during two loan spells at Gazelec FC Ajaccio and En Avant Guingamp before agreeing to move to 1860 Munich for a transfer fee of €5,000,000
“To be able to bring in two attacking players is going to be very helpful to the squad for the upcoming season.” said 1860 Munich manager Daniel Bierofka. “As the quality of our players increases, we are going to begin to see more battles to earn positions in the starting team which will create a health and competitive training environment.” he added.
1860 Munich have begun preparations for their upcoming pre-season tour of Portugal which will see them play in five fixtures in a two-week period facing Primeira Liga sides such as Vitória de Guimarães, Moreirense and Académica.
J_ames: Not enough depth at the club to start selling yet.
tedbro20, ScottT & TheLFCFan: Really happy with the signing, I have had to use loan players at the position for too long.
Jack & Wolf: Well, now you know!
• Dolberg has made 28 international appearances for Denmark so far in his career
• Traore is known as an ambitious and agile player who has a high level of fitness
Daniel Bierofka has continued to make additions to the 1860 Munich squad, bringing in two attacking players from Ligue 1 in Kasper Dolberg and Amadou Traore from OGC Nice and AS Monaco, respectively. 1860 Munich scored the seventh highest amount of goals in the Bundesliga last season and are looking to add depth in attacking players with an increased load of fixtures awaiting the club due to their participation in the UEFA Europa League this season
The arrival of Danish international Kasper Dolberg for €8,500,000 is likely to see a position battle against Musa Barrow for the starting role unless 1860 Munich manager Daniel Bierofka looks to adapt his usual 4-5-1 tactic to a formation allowing for room to fit two strikers.
Starting his career at Bordeaux, Amadou Traore moved to AS Monaco in the 2019/20 but only began to receive playing time during two loan spells at Gazelec FC Ajaccio and En Avant Guingamp before agreeing to move to 1860 Munich for a transfer fee of €5,000,000
“To be able to bring in two attacking players is going to be very helpful to the squad for the upcoming season.” said 1860 Munich manager Daniel Bierofka. “As the quality of our players increases, we are going to begin to see more battles to earn positions in the starting team which will create a health and competitive training environment.” he added.
1860 Munich have begun preparations for their upcoming pre-season tour of Portugal which will see them play in five fixtures in a two-week period facing Primeira Liga sides such as Vitória de Guimarães, Moreirense and Académica.
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tedbro20, ScottT & TheLFCFan: Really happy with the signing, I have had to use loan players at the position for too long.
Jack & Wolf: Well, now you know!
Another 2 great signings. Certainly building a team worthy of European football and challenging high up the league as well
Building a very strong squad. Two more great additions for prices that really don't affect the finances all that much. Great business once again.
Dolberg! Remember him from Ajax where he was quite a big talent. Sadly for him, it didn't really come out there. Hope he can show that he's a potential top European striker at 1860!
Two further additions that look to be decent on paper. Dolberg's quality is well-known although his stock may not be as high as it once was at Ajax.
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