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Bayern looking for Díaz: Is the offensive transfer imminent?
Bayern Munich are urgently looking for attacking reinforcements such as Luis Díaz and Martinelli, while the Club World Cup provides financial opportunities.
Bayern looking for Díaz: Is the offensive transfer imminent?
The transfer rumors surrounding FC Bayern Munich are keeping fans on tenterhooks as the search for new offensive players is in full swing. At the moment everything revolves around the coveted Luis Díaz from Liverpool, who is now the focus of Munich after a very successful time in the Premier League. How fussballtransfers.com Reportedly, FC Bayern's transfer department, led by sports director Max Eberl, is nervous as preparation for the coming season is about to begin.
Bayern is under pressure as the strong desired players, including Bradley Barcola from PSG and Nico Williams from Athletic Bilbao, have already slipped through the fingers of Munich. That's why we see Luis Díaz, who currently has a valuable place in Liverpool's squad, as a promising alternative. Those responsible Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge are convinced of the Colombian winger.
Transfers on the radar
Max Eberl recently went to Germany to deal directly with potential new recruits. How transfermarkt.de As noted, Bayern are not only looking for Díaz, but are also keeping an eye on Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli, PSV Eindhoven's Cody Gakpo and a few other players. Díaz's contract runs until 2027 and cost Liverpool around €54 million in 2022.
In the last few days, Bayern have earned a whopping 39.5 million euros by reaching the round of 16 of the Club World Cup. If the team continues to perform well and makes it to the final, the bonuses could even rise to up to 34.7 million euros. This provides additional motivation to implement the right transfers and clearly shows that the financial aspects are crucial for those responsible.
The competition and the urgency
However, the competition never sleeps. Nico Williams is not only hotly sought by Bayern, but also by Barcelona, while Bradley Barcola is considered almost impossible to sign. Players like Rafael Leão from AC Milan and Kaoru Mitoma from Brighton are also increasingly being discussed, but Bayern does not have complete confidence in a transfer of Mitoma.
With the FIFA Club World Cup in full swing, Bayern must act quickly as they are desperately lacking fresh impetus on the offensive flank. There is currently no contact between Bayern and Liverpool regarding Díaz, but the Reds are open to offers that are within an acceptable range. A flexible offer could be the key to success, but it remains to be seen how the transfer situation will develop in the next few days.