""Consistency, I'd say. That was a bit lacking. In 2020, I had brutal numbers, I scored a lot of goals, provided assists, and had a lot of rhythm," Gnabry reflected early on this season (as captured by Sky Germany, via @iMiaSanMia). "In recent years, unfortunately, that rhythm has been repeatedly interrupted by injuries. We also had quality in the team, with Leroy [Sané] and Kingsley [Coman], where you might not get enough playing time and get back into the rhythm because the others are playing. And from my point of view, it's clear that I didn't deliver the consistency.""
""Gnabry might have a point there. Bayern is a club that likes to accumulate talent and in his case, they just might have had an oversupply. Which did not mean that provided the right opportunities - and the right injury luck - that players who appear to have fallen off can roar right back into the starting lineup.""
""It's been a good season for club and country for Gnabry. Who could have predicted this just a season or two ago?""
Serge Gnabry has regained form this season at Bayern Munich, flourishing after being shifted into the No.10 role due to injuries and departures. Persistent injuries and competition from Leroy Sané and Kingsley Coman previously interrupted his playing rhythm and limited consistent minutes. Gnabry posted standout numbers in 2020 but struggled to reproduce that consistency in subsequent seasons. Improved fitness, more playing time and better injury luck have allowed him to rebuild rhythm, deliver steady performances, and contribute strongly for club and country. The current run of form has restored his status and increased his market visibility.
Read at Bavarian Football Works
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