One more Urbig Join Bayern Munich

Gilabola.com – Bayern Munich brought one more player named behind Urbig in the transfer market this summer.

After attracting Jonas Urbig from FC Koln in January 2025, Bayern now added another Urbig to his squad.

He is Jonas’s sister, Luis, who was reported to have joined the second team of Die Roten – FC Bayern Frauen’s female football, as the goalkeeper coach.

Luis Urbig previously played as a goalkeeper for the fifth tier club in German football, FC Duren. The 23 -year -old player came to the Allianz Arena with an agent free status.

According to Bild, Luis Urbig will be the goalkeeper coach and part of the talent development team in the squad.

At present, the second team in Frauen’s squad has two young goalkeepers, Sophie Klein and Julia Kreuzpainter.

As usual, investing in a young team is a more efficient and effective way to survive in the transfer market that is often enlivened by the media, so that the new talent brings in that direction is considered the right step.

Luis’s sister became a mainstay of Kompany

Before Luis Urbig, Bayern had brought Jonas Urbig from Koln at the end of the winter transfer market this year. Jonas signed a long contract for Vincent Kompany’s team, which was four and a half years.

Jonas, who is still 21 years old, has even debuted for the Bayern Munich first team, in the last 16 of the Champions League last season, precisely on March 5, 2025 – only a few days after he joined.

At that time, he came in replacing Manuel Neuer, and managed to keep his goal clean sheet until the end of the fight, when Bayern won 3-0 over Bayer Leverkusen.

Debut in the Bundesliga and starter in the Champions League

Three days later, Jonas debuted in the Bundesliga, though-unfortunately, Bayern Munich lost 2-3 over VFL Bochum at home. Despite losing – at that time, Jonas continued to flood praise regarding his appearance which was quite brilliant in the match.

A few days later, precisely on March 11, 2025, Jonas Urbig again won a great trust from Kompany.

His name was even included in the Champions League starting line-up-another moment in his debut with Die Roten, and Kompany’s squad won 2-0 in the second leg of the last 16 which took place at home to Bayer Leverkusen.