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Xherdan Shaqiri Reflects on Bayern Munich Exit and Champions League Glory Without Regrets

Xherdan Shaqiri’s journey from Bayern Munich to lifting the with showcases a career built on bold choices and undeniable triumphs. As the Swiss star looks back, his story highlights resilience in the face of challenges, including a notable fallout with manager Pep Guardiola, proving that sometimes, stepping away leads to even greater achievements.

  • Shaqiri discusses leaving Bayern Munich
  • Expresses zero regrets over his choice
  • Possibly takes a subtle shot at Guardiola

'I won the Champions League again!' - Xherdan Shaqiri aims dig at Pep Guardiola as ex-Liverpool star points to his success after falling out with Man City boss at Bayern Munich'I won the Champions League again!' - Xherdan Shaqiri aims dig at Pep Guardiola as ex-Liverpool star points to his success after falling out with Man City boss at Bayern Munich'I won the Champions League again!' - Xherdan Shaqiri aims dig at Pep Guardiola as ex-Liverpool star points to his success after falling out with Man City boss at Bayern Munich

Shaqiri’s Bayern Munich Departure: A Turning Point in His Champions League Journey

Reflecting on his 2015 exit from Bayern Munich, Xherdan Shaqiri stands firm with no second thoughts, citing his subsequent Champions League victory with Liverpool as clear evidence of a wise choice. The experienced Swiss player, who battled for consistent minutes under Pep Guardiola’s leadership in , implied that his European accomplishments post-departure validated the move-perhaps delivering a veiled critique toward the current manager.

Challenges Under Guardiola and the Path to New Horizons

Pep Guardiola took the reins at Bayern Munich in the summer of 2013, arriving a year after Shaqiri signed with the team. During his initial campaign (2013-14) with the former Barcelona tactician, Shaqiri faced fitness hurdles and managed just 27 outings across all tournaments. The situation deteriorated in the next term, where the winger sat on the bench unused for seven of the opening 16 league matches. Frustrated by the limited opportunities, he orchestrated a mid-season switch to Inter Milan in . Just half a year later, he moved to Stoke City, and by 2018, Liverpool secured his services, where he celebrated a Champions League win in his very first year.

Shaqiri’s Candid Thoughts on the Move

During a conversation with ran, Shaqiri faced the question: “Your period under Pep Guardiola was tough, leading to your 2015 departure from the club. Do you view that as the correct step?”

His response: “Absolutely, it was the proper choice. I never dwell on past decisions with remorse. Every career move I made came with total confidence, and overall, it’s paid off handsomely. Take this: following Bayern, I claimed another Champions League title with Liverpool, which shows things turned out quite positively. Each chapter taught me valuable lessons that I carried forward.”

Shaqiri’s Return to Basel and Ambitions for More Champions League Success

Following short spells at in and Chicago Fire in , Shaqiri made a heartfelt comeback to , his childhood team, in 2024. He’s committed through 2027, and even as he approaches his 34th birthday in October, retirement isn’t on his radar. Recent updates show Shaqiri contributing significantly to Basel’s 2024 campaign, with the team pushing for European spots-echoing his drive, as he’s netted key goals in domestic leagues, aiming to boost their chances in continental competitions.

“Last season at Basel, we proved our drive and eagerness for silverware. On a personal level, I share that fire: My return isn’t about winding down; it’s about maximizing success with the club from my roots and chasing every possible trophy,” he shared in the interview. “Naturally, the ultimate aim is to compete in the Champions League once more with Basel. That’s my current priority-and it keeps any talk of hanging up the boots at bay.”