Lack of strikers in Bayern Munich – is the top scorer from Italy?

Bayern Munich want to sign a successor to Robert Lewandowski and lead the corridor to Italy.

Munich – Bayern Munich He has yet to commit to a successor to Robert Lewandowski, who moved to FC Barcelona last summer. Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting’s contract, currently the only nominal attacking center in the German record champions’ line-up, expires at the end of the current season, and even if he stays, Bayern will need a new striker of international stature. Harry Kane remains the preferred striker, but sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic will have to look for alternatives.

Bayern Munich is still looking for a successor to Lewandowski

Lately, Dusan Vlahović has been a problem and still seems to be. His club, Juventus Turin, has not only financial problems, but also sports problems. The traditional club was deducted 15 points, which led to a significant decline in the Italian league standings. It seems that participation in the Champions League next season is a long way off. The result could be that many stars will leave Juventus Turin in the summer.

Juventus Turin recently demanded €80m for Vlahović. An amount that Bayern Munich will not pay for the Serbs. Because of these circumstances, Juve can now correct the transfer fee downwards. According to information from sports photo The German record holder is of great interest to the participant of the World Cup if the transfer fee is much less than 80 million euros. Juventus Turin, who had to fear more financial losses next season without Champions League income, is counting on making money from transfers. For this reason, professionals are likely to leave the club undervalued.

Bayern Munich: Vlahovic in focus?

If veteran Choupo-Moting’s contract is extended and 22-year-old Vlahovic joins them, FC Bayern Munich will have a very interesting attacking duo. But the competition isn’t exactly small. Like an online portal 90 minutes Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain are also reported to have the Serb in their list.

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich is looking for one The successor to Benjamin Pavard, if he left the club in the summer, and seemed to have found what he was looking for. (smr)