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Bayern Munich may be having some difficulties in contract talks with star player Jamal Musiala amid transfer rumours linking him with some of Europe’s top clubs, including Premier League giants Liverpool and Manchester United.
The Germany international is due to be out of contract at Bayern in 2026, but they’ll understandably be desperate to ensure they don’t lose him as he’s been such a key performer for them in recent times.
Sources recently told CaughtOffside of growing interest from Liverpool, while the Daily Mirror note that Man Utd have been among the clubs courting Musiala, so it’s easy to imagine a major transfer battle for his signature if he doesn’t commit his future to Bayern soon.
While there’s still a long time for things to change, there is perhaps some hint of good news for the likes of Liverpool and United, with Bayern chief Max Eberl conceding that this could be a “difficult” deal for his club.
Speaking to Sport1, he said: “It’s difficult, but not impossible – as Jamal knows what he has at Bayern Munich.
“He grew up here and has brought himself to this level. Talks are intensifying. We are extremely ambitious and he knows that he wants to win titles.”
Jamal Musiala in action for Bayern Munich (Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)
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Musiala could do well to challenge himself outside of the Bundesliga, and may well feel he has a point to prove in English football in particular.
The 21-year-old started out at Chelsea’s academy before making the big decision…
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Author : Mark Brus
Publish date : 2024-09-17 05:48:38
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