Bavaria’s Honorary President Uli Hoeneß expects a possible transfer from Leroy Sane not only because of the corona crisis compared to the previous year with a significantly lower transfer. “If that works, then the prices will certainly be different than a year ago, because he still had a two-year contract and no cruciate ligament rupture,” the 68-year-old said Bavarian radio.
FC Bayern’s interest in the Manchester City international is no longer a secret. According to the Sport picture the Munich and 24-year-olds are said to have already agreed on a five-year contract. The negotiations with the English master are now about the amount of the transfer fee.
While a three-digit sum would have been due in the previous year, the record champion is said to have entered into discussions with the Citizens this time with an offer of 40 million euros. In 2019, a change failed at the last second due to a cruciate ligament tear.
Even during the corona crisis, Bayern can rely on their notorious fixed-term deposit account in transfer negotiations. “That has always been an advantage and is now a huge advantage now that most people are running out of money,” said Hoeneß.
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