The Bayern Insider: Anthony Gordon move amid major transfer updates on Barcola, Havertz & Neuer

Could the Bundesliga champions go big for Bradley Barcola summer? What does the future hold for Alphonso Davies and Konrad Laimer And plenty more on Kennet Eichhorn, Dušan Vlahović, Tornike Kvaratskhelia & Manuel Neuer. It’s true that Bayern Munich probably weren’t good enough on the night to deserve to progress through to the Champions League final.

However, it can also be true that their opponents, PSG, had luck on their side with the somewhat dubious officiating decisions at the Allianz Arena. I talked with the Bayern bosses after the match and they were really surprised that this Portuguese referee, João Pinheiro, was chosen by UEFA for this match. He has no prior experience in a semi-final, no experience in a quarter-final, and he’s Portuguese.

Many players and bosses at PSG hail from Portugal. Officials at FC Bayern were not really confident in this referee. Also, Vincent Kompany, who’s normally a quiet guy when you’re talking about the referee, said that he didn’t know why Bayern didn’t get a penalty.

In the first leg, PSG got a penalty, and then nothing in the second leg. Of course, it’s true Bayern Munich didn’t have the best day. Michael Olise didn’t have a great game, Jamal Musiala is not yet in the shape you’d like to see (but he is coming back from a serious injury), and Serge Gnabry is missing due to injury.