The 22-year-old midfielder has established himself in Bayern's first team and is now enjoying seeing younger talents Bischof and Karl make their mark at the German champions.
Pavlovic has also taken an active role in helping the pair settle into the senior squad, using his own experience of progressing through Bayern's youth system to support their development.
"I've known both of them for a while. Although I never played alongside Lenny Karl in Bayern's youth teams, we stayed in touch from time to time. I also played against Tom quite a few times at youth level," Pavlovic told Sport Bild.
"I tried to be friendly and take the boys under my wing and be there for them. I think that helped both of them a lot. They've integrated well into the team and are now a big part of it."
The midfielder is particularly pleased with the relationship the three youngsters have developed, both on and off the pitch.
"We all get along incredibly well, not just on the pitch but off it, too. I hope I'll have many more years with them, both with the national team and at FC Bayern," he added.
With Pavlovic already an important member of the first team, Bischof and Karl are also gaining valuable experience at the highest level.
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