Bischof expresses readiness for versatile roles with FC Bayern
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 3:26 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Tom Bischof confirmed his willingness to play multiple positions at FC Bayern after their 2-1 victory in Jeju, South Korea. The 21-year-old has previously featured at left-back, central midfield, and right-back during his first season. He acknowledged that he is primarily planned for the #6 position but remains open to adapting as needed. Bischof also mentioned the team's ongoing preparations for the upcoming season, highlighting that not everything is yet clicking due to the heat and a need for time to gel. He praised teammate Bastian Assomo for scoring the winner in the opening match of Bayern’s Asia Tour.
- •Bischof played 39 appearances in his debut season at Bayern.
- •He is open to roles beyond his main position, including left and right back.
- •Bayern prepares for the new season amid challenging weather conditions.
- •Bastian Assomo scored the winning goal in Bayern's first Asia Tour match.
- 3:26 PMYahoo Sports — Bischof opens to playing multiple roles at FC Bayern
"Tom Bischof featured at left-back, central midfielder and right-back positions throughout his 39 appearances in his debut season at FC Bayern. The Germany U21 international is open to showing his vers...
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