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Former Germany and Bayern Munich player, Michael Rummenigge, has caught the wrath of football fans for claiming Sadio Mane is not world class.
Mane, who joined Bayern Munich in the summer transfer window, is set for the start of the Bundesliga after scoring in the DFB Super Cup victory over RB Leipzig on Saturday.
Despite early exploits with the German club and his successful six seasons with Liverpool, Rummenigge is not convinced by the Senegalese attacker's quality.
"With all due respect for Sadio Mane and Matthijs de Ligt - both of them are not world-class players for me. Of course, Mane will do the Bundesliga good and score his goals, but at the age of 30, I don't see him at the absolute top level," the ex-Bayern Munch player wrote in his column for Sportbuzzer as quoted by Goal.
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His comments did not go down well with fans, with many blasting the Germany legend for his unsavoury claims.
@Jacob wrote:
“I wonder what's some people's definition of world-class, a player that has been ranked top five or top six in the last three years and you say he's not world class?”
@FulaniHeardsman added:
“If the best player of Africa isn't world-class, then who is?”
@MuriOminiyi posted:
“Mane more than fits into the bracket of the Zenith word "world class" his stats, performances, consistency and ratings (both team and individual nominations and winnings) in the last four years say he is indeed world class,”
@Rahul also added:
“As someone who has seen Mane don the Liverpool shirt for years especially his first four years, the man, he was devastating.”
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FootballEarlier, Sports Brief reported that Bayern Munich fans are overjoyed with the signings of Sadio Mané and Matthijs de Ligt, but one former player isn’t.
Michael Rummenigge, the brother of former Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, isn’t that impressed with the signings.
Rummenigge, who played as a forward for Munich, Borussia Dortmund and the German national team, believes that neither player are world-class signings, Goal reported.