Rummenigge:"Juventus wants revenge? It could be an advantage for Bayern"

When Karl Heinz Rummenigge left Milan it was the same year that Carlo Ancelotti arrived at Milan, and now the two have joined forces at Bayern Munich. This is what the German director told Gazzetta dello Sport about their current relationship:"It's much more than a normal professional relationship. It's a true friendship, we often see each other outside of the pitch, at dinner, just like we did the other evening with friends. I try to help him settle in here. German football is different from Italian, English, Spanish and French ones- our relationship is ideal" Rummenigge was asked about the possibility of facing either Juventus or Napoli in the Champions League:"It can't be excluded. Napoli is a good team that can't be underetsimated and we had both positive and negative experiences with Juventus in the past. In the last edition we scored the 2-2 at '91 minute if not we would have been eliminated, we know Juve is strong. It's normal to want revenge, even for us it's like this sometimes. But if you are only focused on revenge you can be too pumped up and end up losing"