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Former president and Bayern Munich icon Uli Hoeneß unconditionally endorses goalkeeper Manuel Neuer despite his error against Augsburg.

Bayern Munich icon Uli Hoeness has defended Manuel Neuer following his mistake in a 2-2 draw against Augsburg. Speaking to SportBild, Hoeness insisted that one error does not jeopardize the veteran goalkeeper's starting spot, noting that every player makes mistakes. His staunch backing comes after Augsburg's Robin Fellhauer scored the fastest goal in Bundesliga history, reigniting fan debates over Neuer's long-term form and role in the squad.
Writer Douwe de Vries questions whether manager Vincent Kompany should instead promote Jonas Urbig to the starting role. Urbig, signed from 1. FC Koln, has impressed for Germany and Bayern, leading the writer to argue that Bayern should clarify their succession plan despite Hoeness's influential support of Neuer.
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