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Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has offered his thoughts on the ongoing debate over whether Jonas Urbig should already replace Manuel Neuer as the club’s first-choice goalkeeper, making it clear that the youngster is viewed as the long-term successor to…

Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer stated that he is convinced young goalkeeper Jonas Urbig will become the future starting goalkeeper for both Bayern Munich and Germany. Speaking to Bild, Hainer addressed the goalkeeping succession debate, emphasizing that Urbig is viewed as the long-term successor to veteran captain Manuel Neuer.
Hainer confirmed that Bayern's sporting management plans to grant Urbig more playing time this season than last year while carefully managing the transition alongside Neuer. The 22-year-old signed from FC Köln, has debuted for the German national team, and maintains a positive working relationship with Neuer as discussions continue.
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