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FC Bayern Munich will face Werder Bremen this Saturday, May 6 without Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting. The Cameroonian striker has been injured since the Champions League second leg against Manchester City (1-1). "Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and Alphonso Davis will be absent. Choupo still feels a discomfort in the knee, and our physiotherapists are on it. His return will be in a few days, but it has been a little longer than we thought," said Thomas Tuchel in a pre-match press conference.
The Bavarians have regained the lead in the standings following their victory against Hertha Berlin on Sunday, April 30 (2-0). Dortmund had been beaten by Bochum a few hours before (1-1).
🗣️ Tuchel on Choupo-Moting: "Choupo is still feeling some discomfort in his knee, and our physios are on it. I think his return will be in a matter of days, but it has been a bit longer than we thought."#SVWFCB pic.twitter.com/Uh4uJg2e5v
— FC Bayern Munich (@FCBayernEN) May 5, 2023
