Bayern Munich coach says Israeli goalie Daniel Peretz to get first start in cup match

Thomas Tuchel says Daniel Peretz is doing well, and he has the right mindset and approach to play for Bayern, while the team has big hopes from him in the future
Dennis Bihler|
Thomas Tuchel, the coach of FC Bayern Munich announced that Daniel Peretz, the newly signed backup goalkeeper, will be taking the starting position in Sunday evening's DFB-Pokal cup fixture, in a match played away against Preußen Münster.
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“Because I worked abroad, I’m used to things where the second-choice goalkeeper gets a chance in the cup. That’s important for Daniel. His behavior is top. Our whole goalkeeping team is a super unit that pushes each other," Tuchel said ahead of the match.
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Daniel Peretz
Daniel Peretz
Daniel Peretz
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"Daniel Peretz is doing well. He has the right mindset and approach to play for Bayern. We have a good goalkeeping team and are very happy,” he said. "Daniel deserves it. It’s been discussed with him and our goalkeeping coach. We signed Daniel with big hopes for the future,” Tuchel added but emphasized that he did not consider the match any less critical than other fixtures.
German media has been covering Peret's unexpected debut, extensively. The Bild dedicated an article to his arrival under the headline "Will he be the next Manuel Neuer?"
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Thomas Tuchel the coach of FC Bayern Munich
Thomas Tuchel the coach of FC Bayern Munich
Thomas Tuchel the coach of FC Bayern Munich
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"Peretz is a positive person, laughs a lot, and radiates a good mood. He is fully integrated into the goalkeeping team. Moving to Bayern was a dream come true for him," The Bild wrote. "Peretz has even completed extra shifts with Neuer on several occasions and is very willing to learn. He is always guided by the multiple world goalkeeper. Neuer shows his new colleague how he can perform exercises more perfectly or adopt an even better posture during parades!"
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