Bavarian Football Works
Bayern Munich will be back in London once again, this time to take on Arsenal FC in the UEFA Champions League. With the table leaders facing the team right on their heels in second position, the stage is set for a thrilling game of football. With only two days remaining, the club CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has reflected the mood of his team this season — calm and confident.
The aura of the unstoppable force
Bayern have scored in every game this season. In the Champions League, the Bavarians average 3.5 goals per game. Top opponents such as Chelsea and PSG too were overwhelmed by the pace and the press failing to stop the juggernaut. With one of the most fluid attacks on the planet,…
