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According to a report from Sport Bild journalists Julian Agardi and Heiko Niedderer (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), Bayern Munich has a plan for Jonas Urbig, and it involves giving the young goalkeeper more responsibility without asking him to carry the…

Bayern Munich is adhering to a development plan for young goalkeeper Jonas Urbig, according to a report from Sport Bild journalists Julian Agardi and Heiko Niedderer. The club is reportedly targeting roughly 25 appearances for Urbig across the season to prepare him to eventually succeed veteran starter Manuel Neuer.
Rather than restricting him to low-stakes fixtures, Bayern reportedly plans to test Urbig in Champions League games and against top Bundesliga opposition. The strategy is designed to gradually build his experience without placing excessive pressure on him before taking over the starting role.
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