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Gomez: Winning Bundesliga is all that matters to me
The Germany international is prepared to put his team's interests ahead of his own in order to give himself and the Bavarians the best chance of picking up silverware this term
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The striker is no longer an undisputed starter at the Allianz Arena after missing the opening months of the 2012-13 campaign due to injury, but he insists lifting trophies is more important to him than returning to the starting XI.
"I really only have one big objective and that's winning the Bundesliga title. Everything else is less important to me," Gomez told Bild.
"I will be more than happy if I have to come off the bench 10 more times or so this season as long as we end up winning the league title.
"It's too soon to congratulate us with the title, though. We know that we have remain focused during the second half of the season. We can only beat ourselves if we manage to do just that."
Gomez has won two league titles to date - firstly with Stuttgart in 2006-07 and later Bayern in 2009-10.
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