Didi Hamann said Borussia Mönchengladbach's 17-year-old Wael Mouhya should not rush into a move to Bayern Munich and should stay for another one or two years. Speaking to "Sky", the former Bayern player and football analyst said a switch to Munich now would be far too early for the youngster.
Hamann's advice
Hamann said: "I'd prefer he stays at Gladbach for another one or two years, it would be far too early."
He also said: "It's better for the player to stay for another year or two."
Hamann warned: "If you go to Munich too early and don't play, you'll be loaned out, and then things will be unsettled."
Coach and contract
Hamann said Alexander Blessin has been central to Mouhya's growth.
He said: "He now has a good coach who cares a lot about him, and that's why they want to extend his contract. If he's as sensible as the coach says, he'll sign his contract soon."
Mouhya's current deal with Borussia Mönchengladbach runs until 2028.
Season figures
Mouhya has made 7 league appearances this season, scoring 2 goals and providing 1 assist.
He has also scored once in the German Cup.
GOAL report
GOAL reported that Borussia Mönchengladbach want to tie Mouhya down early without piling on pressure, with talks being held in consultation with his parents amid clear mutual trust between the two sides.
GOAL reported that Mouhya's market value is 17 million euros.
