Because of the Nobel Bayern turns its focus to Sumer

Munich (dpa)
It was confirmed today, Monday, that goalkeeper Alexander Noble will continue with the French football team Monaco, on loan, until at least the end of the current season, and that he will not return to his main team, Bayern Munich, in January.
Bayern Munich, the holder of the Bundesliga title, “Bundesliga”, is looking at the available options after its main goalkeeper, Manuel Neuer, was excluded until the end of the season, due to a broken leg while skiing.

“The player’s transfer is not on the table. Alexander will spend the second half of the season with Monaco,” Noble’s agent Stefan Backes told Sky TV on Monday.
Bayern Munich is likely to focus more now on Borussia Monchengladbach goalkeeper Jan Sommer, whose contract expires next June.
And the Swiss newspaper “Blick” reported that both clubs had started talks again about the possibility of Sumer’s transfer in January, knowing that Bayern Munich would have to pay a fee to sign the 34-year-old Swiss international goalkeeper.
Mönchengladbach’s permission for Sommer’s departure may depend on the club’s success in finding a suitable replacement.

And it was reported that the Swiss Jonas Omlin, the French goalkeeper of Montpellier, is interested in Monchengladbach, and the “Sky” network reported that the Monchengladbach club had received “positive signals” from France.

Bayern Munich will resume its campaign in the Bundesliga next Friday against Leipzig, after the end of the winter break for the competition. It is likely that substitute goalkeeper Sven Ulrich will take charge of Bayern Munich, in the event that a new deal is not concluded.