Offering 80 million❗German media: Bayern is unwilling to pay a sky-high transfer fee for signing Walter Mad

German media reported that Bayern is not willing to pay a sky-high fee for signing Walter Mad.

Bayern is seriously injured by core player Musiara, and his transfer strategy is facing adjustments. This long-term injury was not only a major blow to the lineup, but also directly affected the team's signing plan.

Originally, Bayern and Stuttgart striker Walter Mad had reached an oral agreement, but Musiara's injury gave Stuttgart a bargaining chip to raise the asking price, and Bayern was not willing to pay too much for this. In response, Bayern senior executive Ebert made it clear that the club will not act hastily due to a single injury, and only hope to make fine adjustments, rather than overreacting to every accident.

In terms of external signings, Liverpool's Louis Dias is also an alternative. He can play both the wing and the middle, but there are mixed rumors about his transfer intention. There are reports that he is interested in Barcelona, ​​and there are reports that he is interested in Bayern.

In addition to signings, internal promotion is another important option. Head coach Kompany can consider giving young players such as Leonard Carl and Paul Varna more opportunities. Vanna originally planned to loan out again, but the situation may change and she may stay in the team to compete. However, experts also remind that it is extremely difficult to train multiple young players at the same time under the current dilemma. Therefore, how to fill the vacancy in Musiara will continue to test Bayern's management.

Previously reported that Bayern was only willing to pay 50 million euros for Walter Made, while Stuttgart asked for 80 million euros.