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Manuel Neuer’s choppy form raised a desire among Bayern Munich fans for Jonas Urbig to feature in more games. The 40-year-old’s recent foot injury granted that wish, but now Urbig is in the hot seat, receiving criticism after a few…

Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has publicly defended 23-year-old goalkeeper Jonas Urbig following recent criticism over mediocre performances. Urbig stepped into the starting role after Manuel Neuer suffered a foot injury, but has faced scrutiny from fans and pundits alike. Hainer reaffirmed the club's faith in Urbig, confirming him as Bayern's designated future number one.
Hainer credited the club's sporting management for identifying Urbig as an appropriate successor to Neuer. He praised the young shot-stopper's talent, personality, composure, and determination to learn, emphasizing that Bayern Munich fully believes Urbig has a bright future ahead of him.
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