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C & # 39; s is in Austrian soil and in a duel of the International Champions Cup that Renato Sanches returns to wear the jersey of Bayern Munich, and soon to duel with Paris Saint-Germain.
Launched as new coach by Niko Kovac, the Portuguese midfielder, who was on loan to Swansea last season, was on the pitch until 70 minutes, showing himself at a good level with the balloon, although with a certain slowness in the positioning without balloon.
The Parisians, with Buffon at the goal, jumped in front of the mark shortly after the half-hour pass to a goal of an 18-year-old prodigy of well-known name: Timothy Weah, George Weah's son, finished with all the coldness before Ulreich
It's with the Parisian minimum advantage that the interval arrived but everything changed in the second half. Bayern made three changes in the team (Renato resisted eleven) and drew the match in the 60th minute, with Javi Martínez on a free kick from Arjen Robben.
The big moment came after: Renato Sanches looked like he was out of the game at that time, but he took the blame on a free kick just around the corner and it shone. Maybe goalkeeper Remy Descamps, who won Buffon, could have done a little better, but the free kick was well beaten by Renato, on the barrier, and was worth the Bavarian advantage. A great way to say goodbye to the field before replacing it.
It was still time for Joshua Kirkzee, only 17 years old, to place the 3×1 in favor of the Germans, responding well to a Gnabry cross. Overall, good indications of players from the German team and many notes for Niko Kovac and Thomas Tuchel, who are evaluating the options for the new season.
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