Bayern Munich Reportedly Monitoring Vasco da Gama’s Rising Star Rayan
Bayern Munich is reportedly tracking 16-year-old Vasco da Gama forward Rayan, according to Fabrizio Romano. the German giants see meaningful potential in the Brazilian youth international and are considering a future move.
rayan has quickly become a standout player for Vasco, despite his young age, and has attracted attention from several European clubs. Bayern’s interest underscores a growing trend of top European teams scouting South American talent for potential development within their academies or frist teams. While no formal offer has been made, Bayern is closely monitoring Rayan’s progress.
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* Ivan Toney: The Al Ahli striker is seeking a return to the Premier League, drawing interest from Tottenham Hotspur and Everton. (TEAMtalk)
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* Ademola Lookman: Galatasaray continues to express interest in the Atalanta forward, with a potential move following the African Cup of Nations. (Rudy Galetti)
* Aleksa Damjanović: Hoffenheim, RB Leipzig, and Eintracht Frankfurt are monitoring the Red Star Belgrade attacker, valued at €5 million. (Sky Germany)
* Aguinaldo: AS Roma and several English teams are scouting Shakhtar Donetsk winger Aguinaldo ahead of next summer. (rudy Galetti)
* Santiago Castro: Everton is closely watching Bologna striker Santiago Castro as a potential January reinforcement. (TEAMtalk)
* Daizen Maeda: Celtic may be open to offers for Daizen Maeda in January if a replacement forward is secured. (Football Insider)
* Oscar Pineda: Club america is interested in signing Chicago Fire youngster Oscar Pineda after his performance at the FIFA U17 World Cup. (Tom Bogert)
