When it comes to Bayern, we can't help but mention Kant, Germany's greatest philosopher. Kant's "transcendental concept" is the spiritual pursuit that Bayern has been pursuing, and Bayern and Kant have the same difficulties and persistence. Just as the song of Bayern team sings: "King of Germany, king forever, first place forever, we are outstanding", Bayern's concept is outstanding, and their concept seems obscure, abstract and even boring, but it is this Kantian concept that has built Bayern's glory from beginning to end. "Stand out from the crowd" sounds more like a dry slogan. Only by pursuing and persisting can we be considered as flesh and blood. How to make the slogan no longer a slogan? How to make the slogan guide the team forward? How to make slogans give birth to strength? Kant gave us the answer with an epiphany, and Bayern gave us the answer with a tough football. As the saying goes, "Go with one heart and one mind", it is what people want to be that will make us stand out from the crowd. As a result, we will stand out from the crowd!

Kant believes that there is a kind of string that can make all human beings produce * * * sounds, and it is Bayern's string that stands out. No matter which country you come from, you will never get lost in Bayern, and no European giants can integrate the team so perfectly. As a European power, German football can accept many skilled South American players, such as Pizarro, Santa Cruz, Zelroberto, Lucio and Guerrero, which is really incredible. You can call Bayern "green Hollywood", but as long as they are on the court, they will "unite as one" and show their unity and strength to the fullest. In their view, abstraction is greater than image, and thought is greater than life. "Outstanding" has been deeply rooted in people's hearts, just like the bamboo in Zheng Banqiao: "Insist that the green hills are not relaxed, and the foothold is in the broken rocks. After thousands of difficulties and dangers, it is still strong, and it is a southeast wind and a northwest wind. "

Many teams are biased, narrow-minded and obsessed because of Bayern's lack of "transcendental concept". The German national team has a poor record in recent years, and some newspapers even angrily advocated Nazi remarks, saying that Sauer of Turkish descent, asamoah of African descent and Kuranyi of Brazilian descent hindered the purity of rammstein. The national team lacks Bayern's absolute concept and broad mind and doesn't know how to integrate the team, so their achievements in recent years can't be compared with Bayern at all. Coincidentally, Mourinho said: "The fast pace of the Premier League is not suitable for South American players", so there is only one Argentine in the Chelsea team. If you directly understand him-"The fast pace of the Premier League is not suitable for …", it sounds good. The problem is that he has separated English football from world football, as if Chelsea were a machine dedicated to winning the Premier League title rather than anything else. Today, with the globalization of football and the integration of various technical and tactical styles, Mourinho's vision is obviously too short-sighted and utilitarian.

Bayern produces a behavior guide from reason and will, avoiding the confusion that everyone will feel. Such gorgeous football as Barcelona is pleasing to the eye, but it can't last long and is inefficient. Playing football according to whether it looks good or not is not completely free. That's just doing what we like to do. Only when the will ignores whether it looks good or not, and does not want to be rewarded and praised, can the will exercise its rationality freely and fully. We don't need too many beautiful lies and exaggerated performances-for example, Ronaldinho argued that the Nike advertisement that hit the goalpost four times was true-in fact, what is needed on the football field is Bayern's honesty and resilience. Su Dongpo commented on Tao Yuanming's poems and said that "quality is beautiful, but abundant", which is the best way to describe Bayern. It seems that Bayern is playing unpretentious football, but if you think about it carefully, you will find its superb tactical awareness and excellent overall cooperation. Not long ago, Bayern showed amazing speed, compactness and tactical accomplishment in two Champions League matches with Juventus. Bayern has never been the biggest favourite in the Champions League, but it will always be the most formidable opponent, thanks to their unyielding and outstanding temperament in spring.

We call the football that pursues utilitarian results "economic football", the football that pursues national honor "political football", the football that pursues tactical innovation "scientific football" and the football that pursues aesthetic pleasure "artistic football", all of which are commendable, but without Bayern's "philosophical football", it is undoubtedly a great pity. Bayern's "philosophical football" embodies an unparalleled logical power and rational light. Bayern only does what it has to do, and it is extremely accurate and tenacious.