- Bayern Munich players and staff spotted at the airport early on Monday morning
- They caught an early flight to Spain ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League tie
- Arturo Vidal and Juan Bernat have both been included in the matchday squad
The stars of Bayern Munich were suited and booted early on Monday morning as they made their way to Spain ahead of a Champions League quarter-final clash against Sevilla.
Robert Lewandowski and Thomas Muller looked in high spirits as they shared a joke at Munich airport with the latter taking to Twitter to wish his followers a happy Easter Monday.
They appeared to be enjoying the comforts of a private plane as David Alaba shared of video of his spacious seat next to team-mates Franck Ribery and Jerome Boateng.
Robert Lewandowski (left) and Thomas Muller share a joke as they walk at Munich airport
Arjen Robben clutches a cup of coffee as he follows his team-mates into the airport
Muller shared a photo of himself sat next to Kimmich and wished his fans a happy Easter
The Bundesliga club have been able to include Arturo Vidal and Juan Bernat in their squad for Tuesday evening’s first leg after the pair passed late fitness tests.
Midfielder Vidal and fullback Bernat both missed Saturday’s 6-0 demolition of Borussia Dortmund with minor injuries as the Bavarians moved to within one win of a sixth straight league title with six fixtures still remaining.
‘They trained on Sunday and declared themselves fit for Sevilla,’ the club said prior to the team’s departure for Spain on Monday.
Head coach Jupp Heynckes will have the luxury of an almost full squad to chose from, apart from injured goalkeeper Manuel Neuer (foot) and forward Kingsley Coman, who has been out with an ankle problem since late February.
The treble-chasing Bavarians, who last won the Champions League in 2013, will host Sevilla in Munich for the return leg next week.
Joshua Kimmich drags his travel case behind him as the Bayern Munich coach sits behind
Mats Hummels is greeted by a friend as he cuts a more casual look on Monday morning
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