Fans all say the same thing as Bayern Munich train using jumping free-kick robot dummy wall

BAYERN MUNICH fans have all said the same thing after Joshua Kimmich’s sublime free-kick in training.

The German champions released a clip of the 27-year-old bending a sumptuous set-piece over the top of a robot dummy wall.

Instagram @fcbayernJoshua Kimmich stepped up to bend a free-kick around the robot wall[/caption]

Instagram @fcbayernThe German whipped it over the wall superbly[/caption]

Instagram @fcbayernAnd it flew into the top corner as Bayern fans called on him to do it in a game[/caption]

Kimmich stepped up and curled the ball over a mechanical five-player blockade that jumps as a free-kick is taken.

And the perfect effort flew into the top corner, giving the keeper no chance.

However, rather than praise Kimmich for the free-kick, Bayern supporters instead focused on the fact that none of their players seem to be able to score them during games.

Reacting on social media, one person said: “We need this at the stadium, not at training sessions”.

Another added: “Always in training never in matches ”.

A third echoed those replies, saying: “Why can’t he do that in the match?”

And a fourth responded: “Could not deliver when playing for Bayern. Can only do it in a practice session”.

Bayern currently sit four points clear of Freiburg at the top of the Bundesliga table.

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Julian Nagelsmann‘s men are yet to return to competitive action following the World Cup break.

Their first game of 2023 takes place on Friday evening when they travel to third-place RB Leipzig.

They are going for an 11th Bundesliga title in a row, with Bayern also very much in contention for the Champions League.

Nagelsmann’s side have been drawn against Paris Saint-Germain in a blockbuster last-16 tie which gets underway on February 14.

It is a repeat of the 2020 final which Bayern won 1-0 to claim their sixth European crown.