Rummenigge: Paris proves that adjustment of salary system can also be successful. We have tried our best at Werz

June 21, Rummenigge recently accepted an interview with the media, and talked about Bayern's salary difficulties and role model Paris Saint-Germain, and criticized German national team coach Nagelsmann.

Rummenigge said: "High salary is the core problem, and Bayern has a deep understanding. In terms of player salary, we must say ourselves that we were a little too generous in the past."

Rummenigge confirmed that the club is implementing a new salary structure: "14 to 16 players will receive very decent salary, 4 to 6 players are at a low level, and the rest of the lineup is composed of youth training players."

Rummenigge took the Champions League champion Paris as a model. The team successfully reduced the salary system after the superstar left the team: "As Paris Saint-Germain shows, the adjustment system can also be a huge success."

Rummenigge also particularly praised former coach Van Gaal's famous saying for refusing to sign high prices that year: "No external signings are required, our club has its own good seedlings." At that time, new stars such as Mueller, Badstuber, and Alaba were making their mark.

When talking about the national team, Rummeniger commented on Nagelsman, who had publicly talked about the World Cup winning team: "Nagles has injected abundant energy and belief into the role, which is essentially positive. But sometimes his performance seems too strong and outgoing. I think it is more beneficial to maintain more restraint. The most successful moments in Germany in history are often not self-proclaimed favorites, but going to the competition with humility. Perhaps it is worth remembering this. Nagelsman's duty is to continuously improve the team."

Regarding Werz's refusal to join, Rummeniger believes that the club has no fault: "We have done our best, no one makes a mistake this time. This is Werz's own decision and must be respected."