Bayern Munich is preparing for a busy summer transfer window to strengthen their squad, aiming to regain European dominance after an inconsistent season. The sports management, led by Max Eberl, has an ambitious restructuring in mind, but financial constraints could complicate their plans.
Recent contract renewals of key players like Manuel Neuer, Musiala, and Joshua Kimmich have significantly increased the wage bill, reducing the financial flexibility for high-profile signings. This situation forces the club to prioritize and negotiate with precision, especially for top-tier deals like Yildiz. Bayern is reportedly considering spending 60 million euros, an amount deemed insufficient by Juventus, who value him at 100 million euros. At that price, Bayern would likely turn their attention to Florian Wirtz instead.