bayern munich respond swiftly to manchester united and arsenals transfer activity

Bayern Munich respond swiftly to Manchester United and Arsenal’s transfer activity

Binodh Roy

Published - Sep 26, 2024, 03:13 PM

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Bayern Munich is pushing to retain Jamal Musiala amid strong interest from top Premier League clubs and Real Madrid. The 21-year-old midfielder, whose contract has two years left, is demanding wages comparable to Harry Kane—around £300,000 per week. Despite discussions with Manchester United, Arsenal, and others, Musiala remains focused on Bayern. The Bundesliga giants are keen to secure his future after his impressive performances, including three Euro 2024 goals. Sporting director Max Eberl is leading negotiations to fend off competition. Musiala has also rejected overtures from United’s Joshua Zirkzee to join Old Trafford.

Bayern Munich’s baller Jamal Musiala has had discussions with top Premier League clubs regarding a potential move, however, nothing has been fruitful.

The sporting director Max Eberl of Bayern Munich has taken the 21-year-old’s contract negotiations under his belt. Jamal Musiala is seen as one of Europe’s most talented midfielders, and with only two years remaining on his contract, the Bavarians have to act before interest from any other team after 2026.

Earlier last month, there were discussions with the German international, however, the youngster is demanding around £300,000 a week, expecting to be in the same bracket as Harry Kane.

According to German outlet Abendzeitung new manager Vincent Kompany claims some good news talks for Bayern with their bid to ward off interests from Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, and Real Madrid.

This shows the German giants will never give up on Musiala, who is enjoying his football after being a joint Euro 2024 Golden Boot winner following three goals in five games at the tournament and three goals and two assists for Bayern this season so far.

With 12 goals and seven assists, his career has been going on a high causing several clubs to close in on him before Bayern renews the deal

Even United’s Joshua Zirkzee persuaded Musiala to come to Old Trafford, but the player showed no interest.