After winning all 11 of their matches on their way to lifting the European Cup, Hansi Flick's side are well represented in Goal's side of 2019-20…
The Champions League is finally over, with Bayern Munich returning from Lisbon with the European Cup for the sixth time in their history.
Hansi Flick's team dominated throughout the competition as they became the first club to win every single one of their games during a continental campaign.
As such, Bayern's players dominate Goal's Team of the Season for the Champions League – but who else made the cut?
Getty ImagesGK: Manuel Neuer (Bayern Munich)
After his somewhat strange performances at the 2018 World Cup, some questioned whether Neuer was finished at the highest level of the game.
The Bayern captain put those doubts firmly to bed, however, as he lifted the European Cup having kept six clean sheets in the competition – the most of any goalkeeper.
Neuer's string of saves in the final took his tally to 28 in the competition, with his completion rate of 77 per cent second only to Andre Onana among goalkeepers to make at least 15 saves during the tournament.
AdvertisementGetty ImagesRB: Joshua Kimmich (Bayern Munich)
Whether it was in central midfield or at right-back, Kimmich put in outstanding performance after outstanding performance to help Bayern to the title.
The 25-year-old created more chances than any other player in the competition (28), with his fourth assist the cross from which Kingsley Coman scored the only goal of the final.
He also contributed two goals towards the success of Hansi Flick's side and is surely a future captain of Germany's most successful club.
Getty ImagesCB: Dayot Upamecano (RB Leipzig)
He may only be 21, but over the course of Leipzig's run to the semi-finals Upamecano has confirmed his place among the best centre-backs in world football.
His man of the match-winning display against Atletico Madrid proved to be the pinnacle of his competition, with the young Frenchman winning in excess of 70% of his duels throughout the tournament.
Though he looks set to stay with Julian Nagelsmann's side for the 2020-21 campaign, it will surely not be long before he flies the nest and joins one of Europe's truly elite clubs.
GettyCB: David Alaba (Bayern Munich)
Having started the season at left-back, Alaba yet again displayed his immense versatility to step in at centre-back amid a mid-season injury crisis in Munich and excelled in his new role.
During the course of the Champions League campaign, the Austria international won 85% of his attempted tackles and 75% of his duels while completing 91% of his attempted passes.
The 28-year-old's contract situation needs resolving quickly as Bayern look to lock down one of the game's most underrated individuals.