FC Bayern confirms farewell to Stürmertalent Motika

Although the transfer window in Germany has long been closed, FC Bayern has reported another outlet.

Nemanja Motika changes to the Serbian Top Club Red Star Belgrade, as the German record champion announced one day after the end of the change period in Germany. The change is possible because in Serbia the transfer window is open until February 11th.

"Nemanja has developed well with us for the last few years and shot many goals in the regional league of Bavaria this season. Red star now came to us with an offer for him, which he wanted to accept for a Nemanja Motikaing reason," Campus boss explained Jochen Sauer: "Nemanja changes to a club with a great tradition in European football."

Information about the amount of the transfer fee for the 18-year-old did not make FC Bayern. According to "picture" football chef Christian Falk, the Belgraders are ready to scroll for Motika proud 2.5 million euros. A high price for the teenager who has not completed a single compulsory game for the professional team of Bayern.

Jochen Sauer Meanwhile, Motikas chapters at FC Bayern may not quite quite over: one will "follow his further way very closely", so the young manager. "Picture" had properly reported to the Munich's contractually secured a back purchase option in order to have the chance of a return transfer in the future.

Motika says goodbye to Bayern

"I had a great four and a half years in Munich," said the striker said goodbye: "I learned a lot as a player and would like to thank everyone who accompanied my way at FC Bayern Campus. In Belgrade, I now have the chance to first class Play, but from the distance, the FC Bayern amateurs will push the thumbs for the recruitment. "

Especially in the current season, Motika appeared as a scorer in the U23 of FC Bayern. In the Regionalliga Bayern he met in 24 playing strongly 15 times and ranks in the scorer list of the fourth-class league in third place.

Nemanja Motika also possesses Serbian citizenship in addition to the Germans and ran in the last year for the U19 national team Serbia. For the professional team of Bayern under Chef Trainer Julian Nagelsmann, he was once appointed in the matchday gates, but remained without an expense minutes.