Big transfer damper: top favorite for Süle replacement probably not an issue at FC Bayern
Created: 2022-02-09, 8:00 p.m
By: Antonio Jose Riether
The Bayern bosses are currently forming the squad for next season.
In the search for a new central defender, a top candidate is now apparently out.
Munich – FC Bayern* plans for the coming season are in full swing.
Central defender Niklas Süle was already certain to leave, he will join league competitor Borussia Dortmund from next season*.
Now the club management is required to find an adequate replacement for the national player*.
In England, among other places, the people of Munich are said to have looked around for affordable alternatives.
However, one candidate seems to be eliminated while another is coming into focus.
FC Bayern: Candidate for central defense is probably eliminated – salary is apparently a factor again
Two defenders from Chelsea * came into focus when searching, so national player Antonio Rüdiger, who was free from transfer from the summer, was apparently in conversation with Bayern.
As
SportBild
now writes with reference to its own information, the 28-year-old is no longer an issue.
A recurring aspect should be the trigger for this: the salary.
The demands of the native Berliner, who is currently negotiating with Chelsea about a contract extension, are probably too high.
In addition, he should not feel the urge to move from London to Munich, as the report further reveals.
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His teammate Andreas Christensen still arouses the interest of the Bayern management team.
According to the report, the 25-year-old Dane, whose contract also expires in the summer, would probably not be satisfied with an annual salary of 10 million euros.
Ultimately, Niklas Süle turned down a similar salary offer, the record champion * would probably not have offered more given the current austerity course.
Gladbach's Denis Zakaria was also traded as another candidate for central defense, but he decided to switch to Juventus Turin*.
His experienced teammate Matthias Ginter is also available on a free transfer, as Sky recently reported, but a move to Bayern Munich should also be ruled out.
Another but more expensive option for a change within the Bundesliga would be national player Nico Schlotterbeck from SC Freiburg*, who also aroused desires at BVB before the Süle transfer.
In the next transfer window, it should not just be an emergency solution.
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