“He has less than a 30% chance of staying”.

“Eric Dier is not really in the lineup at Bayern Munich, behind Kim Min-Jae and Dayo Upamecano,” Germany’s Sky Sports said on Thursday (Korea time), adding, ”His chances of staying are actually very slim. He probably has less than a 30% chance of staying.”

Dyer has been a favorite of coach Thomas Tuchel since joining Munich in the winter transfer window last season. He has been a consistent starter, beating out top players like Kim Min-Jae and Upamecano to the point of causing consternation.

In Tuchel’s passive, line-dropping style of soccer, Dyer looked good alongside Matthias der Licht. In fact, there was even talk of selling Kim Min-Jae and Upamecano. However, things changed quickly when Tuchel left and Vincent Kompany, who plays an attacking style of soccer, took over.

Since his arrival, Kompany has led the rebuilding of the club by playing attacking soccer. Many ways, Munich’s soccer has been transformed, and there is a lot of positive feedback in Germany. In fact, the change in tactics, which includes a more aggressive defensive line and a different distribution of the buildup, has seen players such as Kim Min-Jae, 파워볼사이트 Upamecano, and Joshua Kimmich, who had been struggling, all perform well.

In fact, unlike Tuchel, Kompany is actively moving up the defense.

“This style of soccer is very popular with the players,” says Bild. Under Kompany, the Munich players are taking the initiative and playing aggressive soccer,” explained Bild.

“This is in stark contrast to his predecessor’s football. “It is a stark contrast to his predecessor’s football. The Munich players prefer Kompany’s compact, fast and aggressive style of play to the wait-and-see, passive football of Tuchel’s time at the helm,” the publication said.

This ultimately cost Dier his place: his contract with Munich ends in June 2025. Having been pushed out of the starting lineup completely, it’s looking increasingly likely that Dier won’t even be on the bench when Hiroki Ito returns from injury.

“Dier is virtually non-existent in Kompany’s system,” says Sky Sports. “He can’t beat Kim Min-Jae and Upamecano, and Hiroki is coming back from injury,” said Sky Sports, adding, ”His chances of staying at Munich next season are actually very low. I’d give him a 30% chance.”