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Meeting between Lewandowski and FCB is probably planned for April

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April 20, 2022

Meeting between Lewandowski and FCB is probably planned for April

FC Bayern is probably planning a meeting with Lewandowski advisor Pini Zahavi in April. Two top clubs are apparently vying for Marcel Sabitzer. Also: Uli Hoeneß wants to stay out of all decisions about Munich. All news and rumors about FC Bayern can be found here.

Here you will find all Bayern news and rumors from yesterday.

Bayern, rumor: FCB is probably planning a Lewandowski meeting in April

Hardly any personnel is currently being discussed as hotly at FC Bayern as that of Robert Lewandowski. In order to create clarity, Munich apparently want to convene a meeting with the striker in April. That reports the sports picture.

Accordingly, there would be a next round of negotiations between the FCB managers and Lewandowski advisor Pini Zahavi. However, the outcome of the talks is completely open. The Pole’s working paper at Bayern runs until 2023, so summer would be Munich’s last chance for a transfer fee. Last brought the table football a sum of 40 million euros or more comes into play.

FC Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain are named as favorites for a transfer.

Robert Lewandowski: Performance data 2021/22

contest	games	Gates	assists	minutes played
Bundesliga	30	32	3	2,592
Champions League	10	13	3	876
DFB Cup	1	–	–	90
DFL Supercup	1	2	–	88
TOTAL	42	47	6	3,646

Bayern rumors: Ajax probably want more money – two new ones from Leipzig?

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When it comes to transfers and contract extensions, there is always something to talk about at FC Bayern Munich. In order not to lose track of the current water level, SPOX looks at the rumors about the record champion.

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RYAN GRAVENBERCH: Ajax Amsterdam want more than the 23 million euros offered by FC Bayern for the midfielder. This reports the “Telegraaf”. Accordingly, the expectations of the Dutch are in the direction of 30 million euros.

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However, FC Bayern should not be ready to improve the offer again. Ajax is apparently willing to keep Gravenberch for another season and then let him go on a free transfer in 2023.

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NOUSSAIR MAZRAOUI: FC Bayern Munich is said to have reached an agreement on a change with the right-back from Ajax Amsterdam. This is reported by Sport Bild. Accordingly, the 24-year-old right-back will come to Munich free of charge in the summer.

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Mazraoui has gone through all Ajax youth teams since 2006. In 2018 he made the leap into the professional team. In addition to FC Bayern, several clubs, including Borussia Dortmund, were interested in the Moroccan international.

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ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI: Kicker reports that FC Bayern would be willing to consider selling the striker in the summer. A premature separation is possible with a transfer fee of 40 million euros or more, writes the specialist magazine.

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As is well known, Lewandowski’s contract expires in 2023. In the meantime, it is becoming increasingly clear that there is a great deal of disagreement between the club and the player regarding the future. Apparently, Bayern even rejects a salary increase.

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FC Barcelona seems to be interested. Sports director Oliver Kahn recently rejected a sale in the summer. Will an offer above the pain threshold really change the minds of Munich?

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SERGE GNABRY: Even with the national player, Bayern are apparently no longer ruling out not extending the contract beyond 2023, and Gnabry is also apparently rejecting a whopping salary increase.

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According to kicker, the performances of the offensive player are too changeable for the Munich bosses. Should there be a possibility of a lucrative sale in the summer, the people of Munich do not seem to be averse.

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MARCEL SABITZER: The Austrian also seems to be a candidate for sale. Even if there was a start-up comeback in Bielelfeld recently, Sabitzer has not been able to meet expectations so far.

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According to kicker, FC Bayern would be willing to sell the former Leipziger if they didn’t make too many losses. Sabitzer cost 15 million euros in the summer. If Bayern get a similar amount, they are ready to talk.

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CORENTIN TOLISSO: The contract of the 41.5 million man expires and will not be extended. The Frenchman is considered to be extremely injury-prone and is currently suffering from a torn muscle fiber.

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THOMAS MÜLLER: The original Bavarian, on the other hand, has a future in Munich. After Oliver Kahn leaked a rapprochement with the one-two, Thomas Müller has now also spoken of the fact that “a solution will be found”.

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According to consistent media reports, FC Bayern will soon extend Müller’s contract until 2025 and keep his veteran.

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MANUEL NEUER: Clarity also prevails with FC Bayern’s number 1 – FC Bayern is also facing a contract extension with him. This is reported by Sky. Neuer’s contract is also to be extended until 2025. But something is happening behind him.

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SVEN ULREICH: The expiring contract of the new representative is to be extended by another year. According to Sky, there is already an “oral agreement”. Ulreich’s current contract expires in the summer.

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STEFAN ORTEGA: The goalkeeper from Arminia Bielefeld probably fell off the grid. For a long time he was said to be interested by FC Bayern as the new number 2, but according to Sky there is no longer any interest from Munich.

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ALEXANDER NÜBEL: The situation of the goalkeeper loaned to Monaco is difficult. In France it is parked until 2023, in Munich it sees no prospects. At Bild he says about Neuer: “He’s the best of all time!”

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Nübel no longer wants to play the role of number two behind Neuer. “I don’t think Neuer will sit on the bench. If he’s there, he’ll play. I don’t think I’ll come back to Bayern in that time,” he explained.

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KONRAD LAIMER: According to kicker, FC Bayern is interested in Leipzig. Julian Nagelsmann once described the Austrian as a “monster ball conquering machine”. He would be the type of six as imagined by the FCB coach in Munich.

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Accordingly, Laimer is said to be reluctant to extend his contract in Leipzig, which runs until 2023, and would therefore be a candidate for a summer transfer. And then probably for FC Bayern.

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GAVI: According to “Mundo Deportivo”, FC Bayern has a “particular interest” in FC Barcelona’s jewel. The 17-year-old midfielder’s contract runs until 2023.

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Should Gavi decide to leave the club in the summer, he could invoke a €50m release clause. At the current market value, that would almost be a bargain.

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CHRISTOPHER NKUNKU: According to kicker, the Frenchman could become an issue at FC Bayern, but Lewandowski and/or Gnabry would actually have to be sold this summer to have the financial means.

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In addition, ex-RB coach Julian Nagelsmann is a big fan of his former player. However, Nkunku would probably be very expensive. A transfer would probably cost around 70 million euros.

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But it would be easy for the German record champions to get in touch: Nkunku, like Robert Lewandowski, will be represented by Pini Zahavi.

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ANTONY: The Brazilian (contract until 2025) is said to be on Bayern’s wish list if FCB cannot agree with Gnabry on extending the contract that expires in 2023. This is reported by Sport Bild.

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GLEISON BREMER: FC Bayern has been linked to the central defender from FC Torino several times in the past. The Brazilian could replace Niklas Süle, who is moving to BVB on a free transfer.

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However, there is notable competition. In addition to other clubs from Italy and Liverpool FC, according to information from the Gazzetta dello Sport, Borussia Dortmund should be among the interested parties.

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A sticking point, however, is the transfer fee that FC Torino allegedly demands for Bremer: 50 million euros – in any case too much for BVB and Bayern should not want to afford such a large investment.

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NICO SCHLOTTERBECK: Convinced with good performances and SC Freiburg is apparently already preparing to say goodbye. “For me, it’s always crucial where I can take the next step,” he recently told Sport Bild.

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Even if it was initially said that FC Bayern prefers an internal solution, there is definitely interest in the new national player. This is reported by the kicker. Schlotterbeck is said to have now promised BVB, according to Bild.

FCB, rumour: Two top clubs interested in Sabitzer?

For Marcel Sabitzer, the Bayern Munich adventure could be coming to an end after just one season. Under coach Julian Nagelsmann, the Austrian does not get beyond the status of a supplementary player – his FCB first goal against SC Freiburg at the beginning of April did not change that.

Now rumors are circulating again about an approaching farewell in the summer. Apparently, FC Bayern shouldn’t put any obstacles in the way of the 28-year-old if he wants to change. the sports picture already brings two potential buyers into play. In addition to Arsenal FC, which Sport1 has already mentioned as an interested party, Atletico Madrid should also be interested in Sabitzer.

The midfielder has made 29 appearances so far this season, although he only started a few games. He scored one goal, but did not manage an assist.

Bayern, News: Süle fit for a duel with BVB

FC Bayern can probably plan with future BVB professional Niklas Süle in the Bundesliga classic against Borussia Dortmund. The national player trained again with the team at the public unit four days before the duel between the arch-rivals on Saturday (6.30 p.m. in the live ticker).

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Voting resolution: This is your biggest disappointment at Bayern

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After Bayern’s defeat against Villarreal, we asked you who you think was the biggest disappointment at FCB recently. Above all, three protagonists have emerged. Here comes the resolution of the voting.

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PLACE 11: LUCAS HERNANDEZ: 0 percent of the vote.

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PLACE 10: BENJAMIN PAVARD: 1 percent of the votes.

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9th PLACE: ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI: 2 percent of the votes.

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8th PLACE: OLIVER KAHN: 3 percent of the votes.

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7th PLACE: DAYOT UPAMECANO: 4 percent of the votes.

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5th PLACE: JULIAN NAGELSMANN: 6 percent of the votes.

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PLACE 5: SERGE GNABRY: 6 percent of the vote.

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4th PLACE: THOMAS MÜLLER: 14 percent of the votes.

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2ND PLACE: HASAN SALIHAMIDZIC: 21 percent of the votes.

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2ND PLACE: LEROY SANE: 21 percent of the votes.

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1ST PLACE: JOSHUA KIMMICH: 22 percent of the votes.

FCB, News: Hoeneß has “no interest in conflicts”

Honorary President Uli Hoeneß no longer wants to get involved too much in day-to-day business at Bayern Munich. “When I gave an interview, they said Hoeneß couldn’t let go, he still wanted to get involved, so I withdrew quite a bit. That’s a shame, but urgently necessary. Otherwise it affects Oliver Kahn or Herbert Hainer in the club as a whole. That’s what I want not because I get along great with both of them,” said Hoeneß in an interview with the Süddeutsche Zeitung.

He does not impose his opinion on anyone in the club, that applies to Marko Pesic, managing director of the basketball players as well as to CEO Oliver Kahn or sports director Hasan Salihamidzic, emphasized Hoeneß. He was “always ready to talk, but I no longer want to have direct influence. That could lead to irritation and I have absolutely no interest in conflicts,” emphasized the 70-year-old.

FC Bayern: The upcoming games

date	time	competition	Opponent
April 23	6.30 p.m	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund (H)
April, 30th	3.30 p.m	Bundesliga	FSV Mainz 05 (A)
8th of May	5.30 p.m	Bundesliga	VfB Stuttgart (H)
May 14th	3.30 p.m	Bundesliga	VfL Wolfsburg (A)