Sacha Boey has revealed his view that playing in France’s Ligue 1 is harder than Germany’s Bundesliga. Bayern Munich right-back Sacha Boey has revealed that. France’s Ligue 1 is harder than Germany’s Bundesliga. As the French league requires concentration throughout the game. He told Foot Mercato on Thursday.
Boey began his career at Rennes in 2019 before moving to Galatasaray two years later. With Bayern Munich paying €30m to bring the 24-year-old right-back to bolster their defence in January. But he has struggled with injuries and made just two appearances last season UFABET
‘Ligue 1 is more difficult because the outside players. You are playing against are trying to attack you and defend well, and they are all fast. So you have to be focused throughout the game. In the Bundesliga it is different because a player like me can control a game with speed. For example, in Ligue 1 I couldn’t do that.’ Boey said.
The 24-year-old full-back also revealed that. His adaptation to Bayern Munich has been made easier by the presence of several French players in the Bavarians. Including Kingsley Coman, Dayot Upamecano and Mathis Tell.
‘Of course, without them, it would have been much more complicated. I think when I arrived in Bavaria. And I didn’t speak any German at all. So it helped me a lot. I was also lucky to know Mathis Tell. Because we both played together in the youth team at Stade Rennes. ‘
Boey was also pleased to see Vincent Kompany join the Bavarians as their new manager. Saying: ‘Of course he’s helped me a lot. He speaks my language and gives me a lot of advice. Of course, when a legendary defender gives you advice, you defend better. ‘