Jonas Urbig shares Bayern Munich’s innate hatred of losing matches
The baby face is a lie. Urbig is capable of real rage.
HEIDENHEIM, Germany - August 18: AFC Bayern Munich's goalkeeper Jonas Urbig has made it clear that he has a vehement hatred for losing matches. In an interview with Bayern's club magazine, Säbener51, the former 1. FC Köln goalkeeper expressed his disdain for conceding goals and losing games, saying, "I hate conceding goals. And I hate losing."
This fiery passion for victory is a core part of Bayern Munich's identity, which is why Urbig is an ideal fit for the team. Bayern's current No. 1 goalkeeper, Manuel Neuer, also shares the same burning hatred for defeat, ensuring that the club will have a player with the same mentality ready for when the legendary goalkeeper steps down from his position.
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