PSG are apparently courting Lucas Hernández

More news about FC Bayern Munich:

FC Bayern: PSG is apparently courting Lucas Hernández

Paris Saint-Germain apparently want to sign Lucas Hernández. Loud sports1 the French champions have even made a lucrative offer to the 27-year-old central defender. Until recently, everything had pointed to an extension of his contract in Munich, which ran until 2024, and the negotiations were already well advanced. Accordingly, FC Bayern would have extended the high-paying contract with the same salary.

If Hernández does not extend, FC Bayern would have to sell him this summer in order to generate a decent fee. Hernández joined Munich from Atletico Madrid in 2019 for €80m and remains the record-breaking acquisition to date. Apart from PSG, a Spanish and an English club are said to have registered their interest.

Hernández, traditionally prone to injury, missed the second half of the season due to a cruciate ligament tear he sustained while playing for the French national team during the World Cup in Qatar. He completed his first team training session on Tuesday, and there was speculation about a place in the squad for the final Bundesliga game against 1. FC Köln. “For me he is clearly a leading player. I can’t wait until we can get started together,” praised coach Thomas Tuchel.

FC Bayern: Quartet probably interested in Yann Sommer

Yann Sommer will probably leave FC Bayern Munich again in the summer. He reports that table football and refers to four clubs that would deal with him: Villarreal FC, Valencia FC, Leicester City and AS Monaco, where Alexander Nübel’s loan expires. He is also expected to be sold in the upcoming transfer window.

The 34-year-old Sommer only came in winter as a short-term replacement for the injured Manuel Neuer and signed a contract until 2025. However, he did not convince in the second half of the season. Meanwhile, Neuer is working on his comeback and should be back in goal at the start of the season.

FC Bayern: Oliver Kahn worried after the billion-dollar deal burst

Bayern Munich’s CEO Oliver Kahn is concerned about the future of the Bundesliga after the billion-euro deal with the DFL collapsed. “Now there is a risk that the gap to England and Spain will continue to grow. And that would be harmful for all clubs, the bigger and the smaller,” Kahn explained to the German press agency (DPA).

Here is the detailed report.

FC Bayern Munich vs. BVB: The rest of the program in the Bundesliga