Manchester United could be close to making a solid offer for allegedly disgruntled Bayern Munich defender Benjamin Pavard:
Manchester United have reportedly been alerted to the potential availability of Bayern Munich defender Benjamim Pavard. According to BILD, this pursuit could be facilitated by the fact that Pavard recently admitted that he was ready to leave the Allianz Arena.
The Frenchman told L’Equipe he was ‘not against discovering a new project’ after plying his trade in Germany since joining Stuttgart in 2016. Another report said Bayern weren’t had no intention of selling the right-handed defender in the January transfer. the window.
Nonetheless, with his contract due to expire in 2024, there are signs that Bayern will soon have decisions to make regarding the player. The report says Pavard has no intention of considering a renewal in Germany’s dominant squad, leaving open the possibility of a 2023 exit.
If Pavard really wants to leave Bavaria, he may not be short of suitors. Chelsea FC, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid are also said to be interested. The x-factor here is what’s going on with Pavard now that he has – allegedly – made the decision to leave Bayern Munich.
Will Julian Nagelsmann and his team start eliminating Pavard from the rotation or will they rely on him throughout the end of the season.
Bayern Munich and Inter Milan will be represented in the World Cup final… MORE:
The market for PSV Eindhoven star Cody Gakpo continues to grow and the club expect a windfall from his eventual sale. Manchester United, Newcastle United and Real Madrid are among the top contenders for Gakpo:
Dutchman Cody Gakpo scored three goals for his country en route to the quarter-finals of the World Cup. He is now on the list for a winter signing at several top clubs. According to the Mirror, Manchester United, Newcastle and Real Madrid have expressed interest.
United considered signing the 23-year-old in the summer but opted for Antony. With the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo, a commitment of the national player would interest again. His current club PSV Eindhoven is not opposed to a transfer, but is demanding a record fee. ” We have to be realistic. Speaking of Cody Gakpo and the price, how many clubs are able to buy a player of this caliber? They are talking about maybe 10 or 12 clubs in Europe,” said Marcel Brands.
Bayern Munich’s season is unfolding. Germany was kicked out of the World Cup early. Argentina and France will meet in the World Cup final.
Things clearly haven’t happened BFW lately, but here we are – still working.
With so much going on, you know there’s a ton to talk about, so let’s get to it. Here’s what we’ve got for this week’s episode:
- Germany’s working group/advisory board and what impact can they really have?
- Crazy transfer rumors we heard this week: Konrad Laimer’s potential positions? Marcel Sabitzer absent? Marcus Rashford versus Harry Kane?
- A look at Manuel Neuer’s injury, what it means for Bayern Munich and why replacing him has become such a debacle. Alexander Nübel, Dominik Livaković, Yann Sommer and Keylor Navas were all mentioned as solutions.
- Backline babble: Insult clauses in proposed Lucas Hernandez deal? Benjamin Pavard is definitely out, but the coaches want to keep him, and MORE!
- Why the second half of this season will be Julian Nagelsmann’s biggest test as a manager.
Arsenal FC have made Mykhaylo Mudryk their top priority for the winter transfer window. Is it the flavor of the month or the real deal? The Gunners could find out soon enough:
Arsenal have made signing Mykhaylo Mudryk their priority for the January transfer window and believe they can negotiate a deal below Shakhtar Donetsk’s public asking price of €100m.
If you were wondering which were the most popular clubs in a specific state (why you might wonder about that is another matter altogether), the folks at FBref have created a pretty cool map:
This setup from Bayern Munich loanee Malik Tillman in Rangers’ 3-2 win over Hibernian is pretty fantastic:
