Müller: "If FC Bayern isn't totally crazy..."

Former Bayern Munich star Thomas Müller has warned his old club that they could face a "bad surprise" if they don't sign a replacement for Robert Lewandowski.

The Poland international left Bayern for Barcelona this summer, and the Bundesliga champions have yet to bring in a new striker.

Müller has now said that Bayern need to sign a replacement for Lewandowski, or they could be in for a difficult season.

"If Bayern don't sign a striker, they could be in for a bad surprise," Müller told Sport Bild.

"Lewandowski scored a lot of goals for Bayern, and he was a big part of their success.

"I don't think Bayern have a player who can replace Lewandowski's goals, so they need to sign someone if they want to be successful this season."

Bayern have been linked with a number of strikers this summer, including Harry Kane, Erling Haaland and Lautaro Martinez.

However, it is unclear if Bayern will be able to sign any of those players, as all three are under contract with their current clubs.

If Bayern fail to sign a replacement for Lewandowski, Müller believes that they could struggle to compete for the Bundesliga title this season.

"Bayern have a good team, but they need a striker who can score goals," Müller said.

"If they don't sign a striker, they could be in for a bad surprise."

Conclusion

Bayern Munich have been warned that they could face a "bad surprise" if they don't sign a replacement for Robert Lewandowski.

Former Bayern star Thomas Müller has said that the Bundesliga champions need to bring in a new striker, or they could struggle to compete for the title this season.