Robben and Alves

Right now he is on a 7,5 million Euro contract with a special clause that pays his wage for 3 months after an injury - not the usual German 6 weeks. (a general insurance later on pays a fixed amount, but that is a maximum of maybe 3000 EUR a month).

7,5 million EUR a year are a 120.000 GBP/week-contract - but that clause for him might even be more important.

The best earners at Bayern right now are Ribery with a 10.5 million EUR contract and than Schweinsteiger who is told to have a 9.5 million EUR contract. Lahm a little bit behind. Gomez is in for a new contract now, too, and will probably get into that category.

The young ones like Müller, Badstuber or Kroos have 3 to 4 million contracts right now running to 2015.
 
Daz_Blue said:
Sell Tevez, Kolo, Weiss, RSC, Bridge, Adebayor

That should bring in around 42m

Bring back Guidetti as 4th striker and sign 1 or 2 players ..... Bale is probably ungettable so Lavezzi 20m, Hummels 20m should do, if we can get Bale that would be great.
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Back to FM you go!
 
Dont see what Richards has done wrong, he is our alves. and we have a capable back up. we need a winger or two, a defender or two and possibly a midfielder to cover dejong barry n yaya
 
Former Chelsea star Arjen Robben could be on his way back to the Premier League after revealing he is considering his future at Bayern Munich.

The Netherlands international, who has bagged 14 goals this season, admits he has not had the "best of times" at the Bundesliga club this year.

Speaking to Bild, Robben said: "It cannot be said that I am 100 per cent certain I will stay with Bayern.

"A lot has happened in recent weeks and I didn't play for three games in a row. Everybody saw that. It was not the best of times.

"It is not as if I have to sign a new deal next week. I am just concentrating on playing football. I still have a year on my contract with Bayern so there is no rush. You never know what happens in football - it is often very strange."

Reports in England this weekend suggested both Chelsea and Manchester City are monitoring the Dutchman's availability.
 
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