Bayern, big market target back in fashion
The need for Bayern Munich to acquire an element in the offensive department is obvious and the Bavarian club is monitoring various profiles. The ideal identikit is that of a young but already established footballer who can play multiple roles to give Vincent Kompany more options. According to rumors shared by French media, Bayern Munich is back to thinking about Bradley Barcola.
The young Paris Saint Germain star has been sounded out by Bayern Munich before but the club has never sunk in. Barcola is currently linked to the European champions with a contract until 2028 and the Bavarians will have to make a very substantial bid to acquire him: his value is around 70 million euros but PSG’s demand will surely be higher.
A class of 2002, Bradley Barcola plays mainly as a left winger (in Luis Diaz’s role) but can also be employed as a right winger or a forward when needed, a quality that obviously interests Bayern Munich (and not a little). It is possible that in the coming weeks intermediaries of the Bavarian club will reconnect with the Frenchman’s entourage to understand the feasibility of a possible summer transfer.
Despite the newfound interest in Barcola, Bayern Munich also remains very vigilant on the Yan Diomande front: if Leipzig do not qualify for the next Champions League, it will be impossible to keep him, and many clubs are lurking. In addition to Bayern, Liverpool is also seriously interested in acquiring the Ivorian footballer despite the fact that the selling price could be very close to 100 million euros.
In recent days Lothar Matthäus has rejected the possible transfer of Yian Diomandé: “100 million euros is too much for a player who would be Luis Diaz’s backup, and so is Said El Mala, who needs space to play”. The’former player instead recommends Bazoumana Touré of Hoffenheim: “He has very good potential, he can grow a lot thanks to Diaz”.
