FC Bayern is chasing England strikers: Transfer could break the 100 million mark

Created: 2022-10-12 13:19

By: Christoph Klaucke

FC Bayern is looking for a striker.

A transfer from Harry Kane could break the 100 million euro mark.

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• FC Bayern

  is chasing

  Harry Kane

  : the 100 million euro mark could fall

• Cup throw

  against

  Matthijs de Ligt

  : BVB fan attacks Bayern star during TV interview

• Thomas Müller

  missed against

  BVB

  : But he has a solution so that a game like this doesn't happen again.

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Update from October 12, 1:20 p.m .:

FC Bayern is looking for a striker.

Not an easy task.

“Those center forwards who guarantee you 25, 30 goals like Robert Lewandowski.

Unfortunately, there isn't a dime a dozen," said President Herbert Hainer (68) in Focus on Sport.

Harry Kane (29) is considered the forward of choice for the coming season.

The England striker is under contract with Tottenham until the summer of 2024.

Before the Champions League game in Frankfurt, Kane was asked about Bayern and replied meaningfully: "Of course FC Bayern is a top-top club, but I'm currently concentrating on Tottenham."

FC Bayern is chasing Harry Kane: the 100 million mark could fall

A transfer would be expensive in any case.

The

knows: If the parameters between Bayern and Kane are 100 percent correct, the record champion is also ready to break the 100 million euro mark as a fee for the clipper.

"I don't think it's primarily a question of money, the right player has to come onto the market.

FC Bayern has always played with a centre-forward,” explained Hainer.

Cup throw against Matthijs de Ligt: BVB fan attacks Bayern star during TV interview

Update from October 11, 1 p.m.:

Ugly scenes in Signal Iduna Park.

Actually, after the crazy final in the "classic" between Borussia Dortmund and FC Bayern, there was reason for the fans of the black and yellow to celebrate.

Joker Anthony Modeste equalized for Borussia at the very last second and turned the stadium into a madhouse.

But a BVB supporter behaved badly afterwards.

As a video from social media shows, the fan's fuses blew after the game after the game.

He took empty cups several times and threw them in the direction of the field.

Target of his attacks: Bayern star Matthijs de Ligt (23), who gave a TV interview at the same time.

Insults directed at the Dutchman ("You asshole") can also be heard several times.

The Bayern defender had previously sustained an adductor injury in the game.

Was pelted with cups by a Dortmund fan after the classic: Bayern star Matthijs de Ligt.

© IMAGO / ANP

Despite the unsightly attacks, De Ligt was not deterred and answered questions in the interview.

It probably helped that the fan missed his target.

The action is still frightening, not least because the man apparently found the action funny after his broad grin.

After all, another supporter opposed the man and tried to keep him from the action with shouts ("Don't do that").

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Update from October 10, 7:27 p.m .:

Thomas Müller was missing in the annoying 2: 2 against BVB because of the aftermath of his corona infection.

Would the outspoken leader have made a difference with his mentality?

There is no answer to that.

But the German national player definitely has a solution ready so that the Munich team can't take such a lead as they did after the 2-0 win in the meantime.

Müller followed the game at home on the sofa with his dog Murmel.

On Instagram he posted a photo of himself and his animal friend.

In the background you can see the Bundesliga top game running on TV.

On his post he wrote: "By halftime, Murmel and I were sure of winning last night's classic.

In the end it was very disappointing.

As a team, we have to learn a lot from this game, namely how to achieve results in football.” He then adds the hashtag #lessonstolearn, which means “lessons to learn”.

Musiala falls out with Corona - Matthäus' alarming words to Nagelsmann

Update from October 10, 12:20 p.m .:

FC Bayern complains about the next Corona case.

As the German soccer record champion announced on Monday, national player Jamal Musiala tested positive.

The 19-year-old is doing well, it was said, he is in domestic isolation.

Most recently, Musiala's DFB colleagues Manuel Neuer, Leon Goretzka, Joshua Kimmich and Thomas Müller were hit.

Müller was therefore also missing in the classic on Saturday at Borussia Dortmund (2: 2).

FC Bayern reports the next Corona case: Jamal Musiala tested positive

He should return in the Champions League game on Wednesday (9 p.m. / DAZN) at Viktoria Pilsen.

Musiala will then be absent, and his appearance in the top Bundesliga game on Sunday (7.30 p.m. / DAZN) against SC Freiburg is also questionable.

In Bavaria, a positive test requires at least five days of quarantine.

Bayern youngster Jamal Musiala has Corona.

© Dennis Ewert/Imago

In Musiala, it hits the player in the FC Bayern squad who is currently in the best form.

The youngster is the only player who has performed consistently well since the start of the season.

With five goals and five assists in eight Bundesliga games, he is by far the top scorer in the Nagelsmann team.

While Musiala is out for at least one game, Thomas Müller is back on the training ground.

In the starting eleven he will almost certainly represent the 19-year-old.

Lothar Matthäus warns Nagelsmann: alarming words towards the FCB coach

First report from October 10, 11:02 a.m .:

Munich – FC Bayern Munich gambled away the sure win in Dortmund at the last second in the top Bundesliga game on Saturday evening.

After leading 2-0, Munich had to settle for a 2-2 draw.

Players, coaches and club bosses were stunned.

Significant was the volcanic eruption by FCB boss Oliver Kahn after the last-minute equaliser.

Lothar Matthäus found an explanation for the late Bayern Ko.

The Sky expert also includes coach Julian Nagelsmann

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“They forgot to score the third goal in the 70 minutes and in the last 20 minutes they just wanted to manage.

Bayern let themselves be pushed in at the back, didn't attack anymore and didn't get into a duel anymore.

That was absolutely not Bayern-like," said Matthäus on Sunday evening at "Sky90". 

“Not Bayern-like”: Uli Hoeneß also made this judgment.

He agrees with Bavaria's Honorary President, noted Matthäus.

But it's not just about the game against BVB on Saturday, when the German record champions (successes by FC Bayern) gambled away a 2-0 lead.

"Six Bundesliga games, one win - that's not Bayern-like either.

I think it's been more than two decades since a result like this was last given," said the 61-year-old.

In fact, Bayern gave up a 2-0 lead for the last time on the last Bundesliga matchday of last season, beating 2-2 in Wolfsburg.

Lothar Matthäus warns Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann.

© Sven Hoppe/dpa

“Perhaps some players are not as ready this season as they have been in previous years.

They won everything and are more focused on the Champions League.

This torment that Bayern Munich held against it in Augsburg or in Dortmund for the last 20 minutes, that has to go back into the team,” said Matthäus.

Matthäus counts on Bayern coach Nagelsmann – "Must not lose the dressing room"

Not only the pros, but also the coach did not leave Matthäus good hair.

The former Bayern captain warned Nagelsmann about the consequences of personnel decisions.

“Something like that is of course observed and discussed in the dressing room.

He has to be careful there, Julian.

He mustn't lose the dressing room," explained Matthäus, referring above all to the highly acclaimed newcomers Ryan Gravenberch and Mathys Tel, who have hardly been used so far and also got stuck on the bench in Dortmund.

Above all, Matthew cannot understand Tel's non-consideration.

"Before the season, Julian says: I expect ten Bundesliga goals from Tel.

Then he has to let him play," Matthäus demanded.

Because of his speed, Tel would probably have been the more interesting player in Dortmund.

Should the established forces fail to perform, the reservists will inevitably be dissatisfied with the situation.

Dietmar Hamann also reprimands the Bayern coach: "Nagelsmann has to make sure that he's still a coach in January".