FC Bayern and BVB are obviously interested in storm talent Adam Hlozek from Sparta Prague

The two top German clubs FC Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are apparently interested in storm talent Adam Hlozek from Sparta Prague. That reports the image.

According to the report, Bavaria’s sports director Hasan Salihamidzic is said to have already dealt intensively with the 19-year-old Czech. At FCB, however, Hlozek would initially be planned as a backup behind world footballer Robert Lewandowski.

However, BVB is considering Hlozek as a possible replacement for Erling Haaland should the Norwegian leave Dortmund in the summer. In addition to the better prospect of playing time, an ex-star could also give the Westphalians an advantage: Tomas Rosicky, a player in Dortmund from 2001 to 2006, is currently sports director of the Hlozek club Sparta Prague.

Hlozek has long been considered one of the greatest strikers in Europe. According to reports, around 25 million euros would have to be transferred to the Czech capital.

In the current season, Hlozek has six goals and twelve assists in 27 competitive appearances. The twelve-time Czech international can not only be used as a number 9, but also as a hanging striker.