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Which Striker Should Bayern Sign to Replace Lewandowski? (theanalyst.com)

submitted 1 year ago by FlayOtters to c/football

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

about how much money are we actually talking? Kane has only one year left and Hainer (Bayern's president) confirmed they could afford a 100m transfer without any issues. I honestly can't see Levy demanding more than 100m, plus it would be a transfer outside of England which should be in his interest if Kane wants to leave.

Keep in mind Bayern spent 80m and 70m for defenders in the past already and I simply don't think that 100m would be suddenly too much for them.

I think the actual issue is if Kane would even want to leave England. That's what I doubt. Not only do English players rarely leave England in their prime, but Kane is also close to break Shearer's record (which is a PL-only record and I will never understand why the history of the First Division gets excluded in England). I just don't see it.

And Osimhen is just paper talk, everyone who knows de Laurentiis should know that Napoli will never sell for anything which is not absurd (200m+).

[–] FlayOtters 1 points 1 year ago

Seems like they've offered €70m which was never going to be enough.

Around €100m is what I'd expect Levy to accept if Kane wants to go. I don't know if they'd go that high for a soon to be 30 year old who had regular ankle issues a few years ago (doesn't seem to be as much of an issue as a few years ago though).

The defenders they bought were quite young when they were signed.