Kahn: No one in Bayern can replace Mueller, I m considering returning to the football world

Hupu, August 3, Bayern Munich legend Oliver Kahn recently talked about some topics related to his old club in an interview.

For Thomas Mueller, who has played for Bayern Munich for 25 years and has left this summer, Kahn warned: "Bayern Munich has always found new players to fill the vacancy. However, as a Bavarian and as a Bavarian icon, his departure is irreparable. In this sense, his departure is a huge loss. I have not seen anyone in Bayern Munich who can fill this vacancy."

Kahn himself withdrew from professional football after leaving Bayern Munich two years ago and has remained low-key. Despite this, the 56-year-old legendary goalkeeper is still considering a comeback. "I'm paying close attention to the issue of club ownership. It's a very interesting topic for me because it's about the long-term development of the club," he revealed.

"After playing in Bayern Munich for a while, I would only consider taking an operational position, provided that I felt it was for me. It required absolute belief and a sense of identity," Kahn said.

Karn was recently discussed at Hertha Club in Berlin and he has the potential to take over as president. "The communication with the Executive Committee and the relevant persons in charge is very open, constructive and professional. In the end, I personally think the timing is wrong - so it is not appropriate to accept such a task." Kahn explained why he rejected the second-tier club from the capital.