Well, everyone is going to be proud of the league they support and it's natural that there would be heightened sensitivity...I don't disagree that some Bundesliga players might need a loan out from a team like Barcelona but so would many from any league...I just happen to think he won't enter into the season as a frightened lamb, I believe he will want to seize the opportunity and emphatically show his quality...We've needed more personalities like his in the squad, tbh
I'm not sensitive to anything and what not.
There are four top leagues in european football and those are the EPL, La Liga, Bundesliga and Serie A.
Serie A has been down for quite some time with no real threat to win the CL at all.
The Premier League is the toughest one with three to five teams regularly playing for the title every season.
Then there's the Bundesliga with Bayern being the clear cut favourite and richest club. Still, there's Dortmund, a team that can challenge anyone in Europe and Schalke + Leverkusen are always able to make it out of the group stages of the CL.
They you also have Wolfsburg, who've got loads of money and will challenge for those CL spots starting next season and one should keep the name RasenBall Leipzig(or rather Red Bull Leipzig) in mind, given that they're sponsored by Red Bull and already made it to the 2nd Bundesliga.
In Spain you normally have Barca and Real, while Atletico has been good the past couple of years. Though, other then that, there's not much that I would easily see better as the Bundesliga sides finishing their seasons at the same spot in the table.
So saying that MATS should be loaned out(if there's another keeper coming) is pretty much saying that Javier Martinez should've been loaned out a year or two after Bayern bought him so he could adept to the german style of football.
And I doubt anyone thought about something like that when Bayern bought him two years ago.
Because of that, I doubt there's a chance of MATS being loaned at all, as I believe he'll either make it or be gone within the next two years.
Having 2 fairly young starting choice keepers in the same team is not productive. Excessive competition/rotation doesn't always work for all positions and players. The keeper's calls for a sense of continuity and stability. The deprivation of which can affect an individual performance, and thus the team. A loan would help him in that regard. 
