Blackwidow
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Bayern rarely pay big money anyway, they wait for their targets to run down the contract then take them for a steal.
Like any team that works economically they try to make bargains. Lewandowsky was an exception as he wanted to transfer to Bayern already 2 years/a year before and Dortmund did not sell to Bayern. But if Bayern needs a player they like every team needs that player now and not later - and to replace a player that has the quality of a starting player or even is better costs a lot! And often not to be found in Germany...
I do not think that Bayern would have gotten players like Rode, Rudy or Kirchhoff or even Goretzka (we had with Vidal, Tolisso, Sanches already 3 similar players) if they would not have been for free. But Bayern is not the only team in Germany that takes advantage of free transfers or cheap transfer clauses.
Neuer, Gomez, Gustavo were no bargains.
But yes, the starting eleven of Bayern was pretty cheap.
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