Benjamin Pavard

[Ghostofmerlin]

If there is any chance he could replicate the 2018 World Cup volley for us, I’d say let’s give it a go

 

[DeBlueLou]

Hes a left footed CB

He plays on the right side. Always has.
For reference:

 

[ojeme]

Confirmed by who?

I’d be very happy if this is not the case. Personally I’d keep Walker and avoid Benjamin Pavard but this news seems to be gaining traction. Even Romano has reported it so there has to be some credibility to it.

 

[Barcon]

I’d be very happy if this is not the case. Personally I’d keep Walker and avoid Benjamin Pavard but this news seems to be gaining traction. Even Romano has reported it so there has to be some credibility to it.

It was an honest question mate. Who has confirmed it? I honestly haven't seen anything other than what's posted on here.

 

[halfcenturyup]

I’d be very happy if this is not the case. Personally I’d keep Walker and avoid Benjamin Pavard but this news seems to be gaining traction. Even Romano has reported it so there has to be some credibility to it.

Let me guess.

"Man City are looking at the possibility of Benjamin Pavard to replace Kyle Walker if he should leave for Bayern. Bayern could be interested in a deal at the right price. Talks may start as early as next week."

 

[MichaelBBack]

Personally I'd be quite chuffed with this one.

For one reason or another, Pavard has never really been an exciting name, he's not the sort of "fantasy transfer" that people think about and he virtually never makes headlines.

But what he is, is a hard-working, very consistent, and successful player who has won a lot, including a World Cup in which he played a big role. He's also very versatile and could easily play anywhere in the back line in a Pep side. Not to mention he's coming off the back of arguably his best ever season in Munich statistically.

A seasoned, level-headed, World Cup winning defender who can play multiple positions and is entering his prime years? What's not to love?

 

[Blue Smarties]

Personally I'd be quite chuffed with this one.

For one reason or another, Pavard has never really been an exciting name, he's not the sort of "fantasy transfer" that people think about and he virtually never makes headlines.

But what he is, is a hard-working, very consistent, and successful player who has won a lot, including a World Cup in which he played a big role. He's also very versatile and could easily play anywhere in the back line in a Pep side. Not to mention he's coming off the back of arguably his best ever season in Munich statistically.

A seasoned, level-headed, World Cup winning defender who can play multiple positions and is entering his prime years? What's not to love?

Just look what he did with Lahm. Will also help Rico's development I imagine too.

 

[Keeper!]

Personally I'd be quite chuffed with this one.

For one reason or another, Pavard has never really been an exciting name, he's not the sort of "fantasy transfer" that people think about and he virtually never makes headlines.

But what he is, is a hard-working, very consistent, and successful player who has won a lot, including a World Cup in which he played a big role. He's also very versatile and could easily play anywhere in the back line in a Pep side. Not to mention he's coming off the back of arguably his best ever season in Munich statistically.

A seasoned, level-headed, World Cup winning defender who can play multiple positions and is entering his prime years? What's not to love?

He's French, always an issue.

 

[Big Joe Corrigan]

He's French, always an issue.

Oui.

 

[waspish]

Ain’t happening it’s Bayern who want him out if they get Walker they don’t need him so this comes out in the media to see if there any interest! Pep don’t want fullbacks he wants centre backs who can defend!