His mind is made up already and there’s nothing we can do about it,but I won’t forgive Man United for convincing Him, losing such a player at this crucial time of a season is a great loss to us”, Bayern Munich president broke down in tears during press conference as another Bayern superstar have agreed to join Man United for free by January

In an intensely emotional moment, Bayern Munich’s president found himself struggling to hold back tears at a press conference, expressing deep frustration and sadness over an upcoming departure. He voiced disappointment over Manchester United’s success in persuading another Bayern star to join their squad, leaving Bayern in a vulnerable position at a crucial point in the season. “His decision is made, and there’s nothing left for us to do,” he admitted with visible regret. “I can’t forgive Manchester United for convincing him to leave. Losing such a valuable player now is a huge setback for us.”

The ongoing saga of Bayern talent moving to Manchester United has taken a new turn, with reports now suggesting not one but two high-profile players—Alphonso Davies and Leroy Sané—could be headed to Old Trafford. According to fussball.news, the Red Devils are showing strong interest in the duo, whose contracts run out in 2025. This timeline makes them particularly attractive to United, as they would be able to start negotiations for a free transfer as early as January 2025. For Bayern, the idea of losing both key players without any transfer fee is a severe concern they’ll be keen to prevent.

Contrary to the speculation surrounding multiple Bayern stars, Leon Goretzka seems to be off United’s radar for the time being. Although Goretzka’s future in Munich remains somewhat unclear—with Bayern open to a possible transfer—the 29-year-old midfielder has shown a clear desire to stay and fight for his position, at least until the winter transfer window closes. His contract, which runs through 2026, indicates his determination to keep competing within Bayern’s heavily competitive squad.

The potential departures of Davies and Sané present a far more immediate challenge for Bayern’s management. Both players are key components of Bayern’s tactical strategy, and losing them could significantly weaken the team, particularly in European competitions. Should Bayern be unable to secure new contracts for either player before January, the possibility of both leaving for free could be a painful blow both financially and competitively. As a result, Bayern is expected to make every effort to negotiate renewals with Davies and Sané in the months ahead.

However, financial obstacles could make things complicated. Both Sané and Goretzka rank among Bayern’s highest earners, with Sané reportedly receiving close to €20 million per year, including bonuses, while Goretzka earns approximately €18 million. Davies, with salary expectations around €16 million, might also face challenges in finding a similar package elsewhere. For Manchester United, a club conscious of its financial limits, these salaries could require some compromise. Past transfers from Bayern to Manchester, such as Matthijs de Ligt’s, have involved salary reductions—a potential condition should Davies and Sané agree to join the Premier League.

With Manchester United’s interest in Davies and Sané appearing increasingly serious, the outcome of these negotiations will likely hinge on Bayern’s ability to retain them with attractive extensions or United’s readiness to meet their financial expectations. The coming months will be crucial in deciding if these stars stay in Munich or opt for new opportunities in Manchester.