Karim Adeyemi is currently causing a sensation.
Bayern express interest - another Bundesliga club had already knocked on the Supertalent.
Munich - top scorer in Austria, hit in the debut in the German national team and on top of that, just 19 years old.
These are values that cause a stir.
Karim Adeyemi is currently one of the most exciting talents in European football.
Its potential seems huge.
Not only the statistics, but also the skill set of strength and speed paired with fine dribbling arouses desires.
Bayern have long since cast an eye on the technically fogged left foot - but another Bundesliga club wanted to dispute the jewel for the record champions.
FC Bayern: Transfer poker opened - Will Bundesliga club take away Adeyemi from Munich?
The rumor mill is simmering.
Several clubs are said to have entered into the campaign for the offensive player.
A Bundesliga club is even said to have approached the Salzburg * player in the summer to convince him of a change.
As
reported by
Sportbild
, VfL Wolfsburg * wanted to
sign
the German junior football team in the past transfer period.
And there is still interest in the latest achievements.
However, due to Adeyemi's contractual situation, a transfer would be an expensive undertaking.
The contract runs until 2024. A competition is looming.
The wolves could dare a new venture in the coming year and outdo the Bavarians.
Or are there completely different plans?
Transfers: Adeyemi reveals desired club - "If I had an offer, I would choose this route"
Now the youngster speaks up himself and indicates a turnaround in transfer poker.
Adeyemi's future is still unclear, but: One club is particularly popular with the 19-year-old.
It had already failed here in 2011 and could now make a second attempt via detours.
We're talking about FC Bayern *!
“If you made me an offer, I would choose this route. I want to show them what I can do for who I am and that it was a mistake to let me go. That motivates me ”, the young professional is
quoted
from the Spanish
Marca
.
A clear pointer in the direction of Munich. There, the striker's words should make the bosses happy. After all, they want to rely more on German talent on Säbener Straße in the future - a native of Munich, ex-player of the club and now even a commitment to FC Bayern: The Adeyemi chances of a move to the Isar are currently not necessarily on the decline. The problem: The Salzburg contract is still running for almost three years, and a transfer fee of 30 million euros was reportedly recently announced for a winter change. Will Bayern actually take so much money into their hands so quickly?
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