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Hansi Flick resists having his wings clipped.
Although FC Bayern have high-quality personnel on the wing with Serge Gnabry, Kingsley Coman and newcomer Leroy Sané, there is a lack of breadth.
“We need options!” Flick warned on the Sports box in. “Currently we have one or another player who can play in various positions. On the wings, however, there are players who are very challenged: sprints, one-on-one duels. We need change options, a great selection.”
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In the days of Corona, Bayern bosses are careful to minimize expenses. However, given that one or the other farewell (Thiago, Javi Martínez) is up for discussion, Flick’s wish for an extreme fourth could still be fulfilled in the end.
But what extremes are currently on the market and who could help Bayern? SPORT1 shows a selection of possible Bayern candidates.
LEON BAILEY (Bayer Leverkusen)
The 23-year-old, who was stuck in Jamaica for three weeks after partying with Corona-infected Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt, is looking for a new challenge. “The club has told his stepfather that he can leave for a certain amount,” revealed his new adviser Aidy Ward on August 7. SPORT1.
For Bayern, the agile left foot would be almost a luxury solution, which would be reflected in the transfer fee. Leverkusen are demanding around 40 million euros for the left wing, but unlike Ivan Perisic, 31, Bailey would be a player for the future.
However, Munich would have to compete with some Premier League clubs, most recently there were rumors about Tottenham.
MILOT RASHICA (Werder Bremen)
The 24-year-old Kosovar is also on the market, although not at a bargain price. If Werder had dropped, their fee would have been just 15 million euros. Due to the crown, Bremen is forced to let Rashica go for around 20 million euros, at least that’s according to the Werder portal Deichstube the pain threshold.
Rashica, who was unable to exploit her true potential in the midst of Bremen’s relegation battle last season, can be used as a hanging point as well as on both wings.
NICOLAS GONZALEZ (VfB Stuttgart)
The Argentine announced his departure from VfB a few months ago, but a serious injury intervened. González has been out of action for at least four weeks due to a muscle strain.
With his 14 goals in 27 games in the 2nd Bundesliga, the 22-year-old had previously shown himself on his best side and also aroused the desires of well-known clubs.
Because Gonzalez should be back in shape by November at the latest, Bayern could definitely have him on the roster for the vacant wing spot.
MARCO RICHTER (FC Augsburg)
When Richter became runner-up in Europe with Germany’s Under-21 team in the summer of 2019, the Augsburg winger was in the limelight. He finished the tournament in Italy with three goals and two assists.
A few days ago, 1. FC Köln looked like they were about to lure the judges to the Rhine, but the bastards had to get out of the poker game down the stretch. Augsburg coach Stefan Reuter insisted on his transfer demands of more than ten million euros, Cologne could have paid a maximum of seven million euros.
As an alternative to the right wing, Richter would be worth considering for FC Bayern, after all, the club coached him in his youth for eight years.
SAMU CHUKWEUZE (FC Villarreal)
A year ago there were rumors that FC Bayern should be interested in the 21-year-old right-back.
With three goals and five assists in 37 league games, Chekwueze failed to build on the performance of his debut season last season.
In addition, Villarreal must not let the Nigerian, who still has a contract until 2023, leave for less than 30 million euros. In current conditions this will probably be too much for the German record champions.
MEMPHIS DEPAY (Olympique de Lyon)
With the Dutch winger, Bayern would go to the top shelf, but the costs for the 26-year-old would be just as high. In addition to the 30 million transfer fees, the club was unable to cut salary.
The hottest candidate for a Depay transfer seemed to be FC Barcelona for a long time, but as new Barca coach Ronald Koeman revealed on Tuesday, the Catalans can only afford a right-back after they have sold players.
For Bayern, the opportunity might have come to intervene at Depay, even if you had to generate transfer fees yourself at Säbener Strasse.
CALLUM HUDSON-ODOI (FC Chelsea)
In winter 2019 it was Bayern’s theme: Callum Hudson-Odoi, Chelsea winger and Hasan Salihamidzic’s publicly chosen player.
But the Bosnian, who was still active as a sports director at the time, played himself, Chelsea was angry with public publicity and remained tough. In September 2019, Hudson-Odoi finally extended her contract until the summer of 2024.
Close the door for the people of Munich – one would think. But now a new opportunity might suddenly arise.
Like the portal in english 90min.com He reported last Saturday that the Blues want to give up Hudson-Odoi, as things could get difficult for the youth squad following the transfers of Hakim Ziyech, Timo Werner and Kai Havertz in terms of playing time.
For Bayern, however, the question arises as to whether they are really considering a loan without an option to buy, especially since they would coach a player for an international competitor. So a call option could be a condition for a potential deal.
