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Paul Wanner Transfer from PSV to FC Bayern München
BILD reports that Bayern Munich is not interested in Paul Wanner at this time, with the publication's Bayern clubwatcher, Christian Falk, stating that the club is not considering bringing him back and does not currently need anyone in his position.
BILD reports that Bayern Munich is not interested in Paul Wanner at this time, with the publication's Bayern clubwatcher, Christian Falk, stating that the club is not considering bringing him back and does not currently need anyone in his position.
According to TeamTalk, Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are competing to sign Paul Wanner in the January transfer window.
According to TeamTalk, Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are competing to sign Paul Wanner in the January transfer window.
Polish outlet Sportowy reports that Bayern Munich have an option to re-sign Paul Wanner, which could have a significant impact on negotiations. It is claimed that PSV Eindhoven want Paul Wanner to stay but will not rule out talks if a very advantageous offer is made. The Dutch team are reported to value Wanner at approximately €45-50m (£38.5m-£42.85m), but a final deal may also depend on achievement bonuses and provisions for his future sale.
Polish outlet Sportowy reports that Bayern Munich have an option to re-sign Paul Wanner, which could have a significant impact on negotiations. It is claimed that PSV Eindhoven want Paul Wanner to stay but will not rule out talks if a very advantageous offer is made. The Dutch team are reported to value Wanner at approximately €45-50m (£38.5m-£42.85m), but a final deal may also depend on achievement bonuses and provisions for his future sale.
Bayern Munich are also closely observing Paul Wanner's situation.
Bayern Munich are also closely observing Paul Wanner's situation.
PSV could lose Paul Wanner as Bayern Munich has a buy-back option to re-sign the playmaker for a relatively modest amount. According to supervisory board member Uli Hoeness, who spoke to BILD, the German club intends to be cautious with its spending. PSV signed the twenty-year-old midfielder for fifteen million euros last summer on a contract that runs until mid-2030.
Read Full StoryPSV could lose Paul Wanner as Bayern Munich has a buy-back option to re-sign the playmaker for a relatively modest amount. According to supervisory board member Uli Hoeness, who spoke to BILD, the German club intends to be cautious with its spending. PSV signed the twenty-year-old midfielder for fifteen million euros last summer on a contract that runs until mid-2030.
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