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Toni wants glory

AFP, Munich
Bayem Munich striker Luca Toni says he wants to win the Champions League title at the first
attempt as he prepares to make his competition debut, aged 31, in Romania on Wednesday.
Having joined Bayern from Fiorentina in the summer of 2007, the towering Italian scored 24 league goals in 34 Bundesliga games last season as Bayern reached the UEFA Cup semifinal.
But Toni is looking forward to his first Champions League game when Bayem open their Group F campaign at Steau Bucharest's Stadionul Ghencea stadium.
"My goal is for us to get as far as possible. My dream is to win it," Toni told Bayern's website.
"Everyone wants to play in the Champions League, I'm really looking forward to the atmosphere.
"I'll do everything in my power to score."
The 1.91m forward scored two goals last weekend in the 3-0 win over Cologne as Bayern warmed-
up for the trip to Romania by going second in the Bundesliga.
"Luca's sheer physical presence makes him incredibly hard to stop," said Bayem coach Jurgen Klinsmann after the Italian's doublestrike.
"He instinctively knows where the ball's going to go.
"He has a nose for goal and tremendous positional sense.
"And he doesn't stop to think, he just puts it in, with his shoulder, his left, his right, whatever."
Despite criticism from the Italian press since his move to Germany, Toni - who had a desperate Euro 2008 finals failing to find the mark at all - has excelled in Munich.
"You could kick him out of bed at three in the morning and put him in the penalty box, he'd still score goals," grinned Bayem manager Uli Hoeness.
"I sense Munich feels more and more like home for Luca.
'He gets more support here. We force our opponents onto the back foot and there's lots of goalmouth action.
’’Italy just punt long balls forward, no-one comes up in support, and he's left all alone in a wide open space.”
Bayern will open their Champions League campaign without star winger Franck Ribery after coach Klinsmann confirmed the game was 'a little too soon' for the France international.
"Franck is doing very, very well. He's pushing himself to the limit in training, it's almost impossible to slow him down," Klinsmann continued.
Ribery, sidelined since tearing ankle ligaments at Euro 2008, only resumed the squad training programme last week.
"He's not yet ready for the Champions League," added Klinsmann, who said Ribery could be on the bench for Saturday’s Bundesliga game against Werder Bremen.
Meanwhile, Bayern are keen to keep Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger in Munich beyond his 2009 contract
The 24-year-old's contract expires in June 2009, but Bayern's chairman of the board Karl-Heinz Rummenigge says despite interest from abroad.
"We are anxious to keep him,” said Rummenigge.
"Bastian's development is very satisfying, he has been playing outstandingly well."