Markus Münch is a German former football player who played as a defender.
Education
He made his debut for the club in March 1991, as a substitute for Christian Ziege in a European Cup match against Football Club Porto, and added two Bundesliga appearances before the end of the season as Bayern finished in second place. He played regularly during the second half of the season, finishing on fifteen league appearances in what was a disastrous season for Bayern – they finished in 10th place.
Career
Münch played as a youth for SV Sandhausen, before joining as a 17-year-old in 1990. Münch began to establish himself in the first team the following season – his first appearance came in October, when he scored an own goal after replacing Hans Pflügler in a 3–0 defeat against Borussia Dortmund. Over the next two seasons Münch made a similar number of appearances, helping Bayern to a Bundesliga title in 1993-1994, before leaving at the end of the season in search of first-team football, signing for Bayer Leverkusen.
Football Club Kaiserslautern condemning Lautern to the drop instead.
In July 1996, Münch returned to but second spell at Bayern turned out to be similar to his first – he made eleven league appearances in 1996-1997, winning a second Bundesliga title, but didn"t play at all in the first half of the 1997-1998 season, and left Bayern for a second time in January 1998, signing for relegation-threatened 1. Football Club Kölane He made 13 appearances for Köln, scoring twice, but they were unable to avoid the drop, finishing 17th, and he left the club, signing for Genoa of Italy"s Serie B. Genoa finished in 12th place in the 1998-1999 season, and in summer 1999 Münch was on the move again, moving to Turkish club Beşiktaş, who were coached by former West Germany international Hans-Peter Briegel.
Münch spent two years with Beşiktaş, finishing second and then fourth, before returning to Germany to sign for Borussia Mönchengladbach, who had just been promoted back to the Bundesliga. He helped Gladbach establish themselves back at this level, finishing 12th in both of the next two seasons, before moving abroad again in 2003, to sign for in Greece.
He retired from football at the end of the following season, after a second place league finish.
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