Bavaria in the transfer trap: Doué and Simons threaten to slip

Bavaria in the transfer trap: Doué and Simons threaten to slip

Munich-The efforts of FC Bayern Munich to sign the talented offensive jewel désiré Doué are on the brink. The developments around Doué, which is currently under contract with Stade Rennais, give the transfer market in the football world a dynamic turn.

The situation around Désiré Doué

The young player, only 19 years old, is currently being looked after by coach and consultant Moussa Sissoko. While Bayern would like to integrate the player into their team, it is becoming apparent that Sissoko prefers to remain in Ligue 1. According to reports, the consultant would like to prevent Doué from taking the step abroad too early, as he still sees a lot of development in the French league.

a betting for talent

The competition around Doué has recently intensified. The Munich team was originally ready to invest around 35 million euros for the player, but now an intensive betting with Paris Saint-Germain seems to be underway. According to current media reports, Bayern's offer amounts to 55 million euros, while PSG has already put 60 million euros on the table. This continues to disappear the likelihood of switching to Bavaria.

effects on transfer strategies

The uncertainty about Doué's transfer could also influence other desired transfers from FC Bayern. The talented Xavi Simons was considered a further desired transfer, whose possibility of switching to Bavaria also faltered. Although Simons was once considered a safe new addition, it is now unclear whether PSG is not sitting on the longer lever here. On the contrary, Simons could expect a regular place guarantee at RB Leipzig, which further complicated the options for Bayern.

The relevance for the fans

The situation around Doué and Simons is not only important for the club management, but also for the loyal fans of FC Bayern. A potential failure of these transfers would be a disappointment for the supporters and could affect the association's efforts to make a competitive team in the Bundesliga and Champions League.

- Nag