"Bayern Munich winger Serge Gnabry wears many hats for his club. Left wing, right wing. Harry Kane's presumptive backup after Thomas Müller's departure - and then no longer, after Nicolas Jackson's arrival. His latest role, in the wake of Jamal Musiala's injury, has been to inherit the central playmaking position behind the striker. It's a fluid assignment, involving plenty of exchanges, especially with right-sided inverting winger Michael Olise, and it's one Gnabry has taken up with aplomb."
""There's more space centrally, which has worked very well recently," Gnabry explained in his recent Bild interview (as captured by @iMiaSanMia). "I played there as a youth player, and also with the national team. It feels like nothing new. It's a blessing and a curse to be able to play multiple positions. I can contribute my qualities on the wing, at No. 10, and at No. 9.""
Serge Gnabry has operated across left and right wing, and recently inherited the central playmaking role behind the striker following Jamal Musiala's injury. He exchanges frequently with right-sided inverting winger Michael Olise and has prior experience centrally from youth and national team duty. Versatility allows contributions on the wing, at No. 10, and at No. 9, but also prevents him from settling into a single position unlike Olise and newcomer Luis Díaz. Gnabry has started the season strongly with a goal and three assists, including in the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup win over VfB Stuttgart, and maintains off-field interests as a chef.
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