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 a deeply emotional press conference, Bayern Munich’s president struggled to hold back tears as he voiced his frustration and sorrow over an imminent departure. He lamented how Liverpool had managed to lure away another Bayern star, leaving the club vulnerable at a critical point in the season. “His mind is already made up, and there’s nothing more we can do,” he admitted, his voice heavy with disappointment. “I won’t forgive Liverpool for persuading him to leave. Losing a player of his caliber now is a tremendous blow to us.”

The tension surrounding Bayern’s potential loss of talent to Liverpool has intensified, as reports now link not just one but two prominent Bayern players—Alphonso Davies and Leroy Sané—with possible moves to Anfield. Sources from fussball.news indicate that the Reds have shown strong interest in the Bayern duo, whose contracts are set to expire in 2025. This timeline makes them especially appealing to Liverpool, as they could begin negotiations to sign on a free transfer as early as January 2025. For Bayern, the thought of losing these two key players without a transfer fee is a dire scenario they’ll be eager to avoid.

Contrary to rumors surrounding various Bayern stars, Leon Goretzka appears to be off Liverpool’s radar for now. While Goretzka’s future in Munich remains somewhat uncertain—with Bayern reportedly open to a possible transfer—the 29-year-old midfielder has expressed a strong desire to stay and continue competing for his place at Bayern, at least until the winter transfer window passes. Goretzka, whose contract runs until 2026, seems determined to fight for his spot despite the fierce competition within Bayern’s squad.

The potential departures of Davies and Sané, however, present a more immediate challenge for Bayern’s management. Both players are crucial to Bayern’s tactical lineup, and their exits could weaken the team’s strength, especially in European competitions. If Bayern fails to secure contract renewals with either player before January, they risk losing the duo for free—a scenario that would hurt Bayern both financially and competitively. The club is expected to make every effort to negotiate new deals with Davies and Sané in the coming months.

Yet financial concerns may complicate matters. Both Sané and Goretzka rank among Bayern’s highest earners, with Sané reportedly making close to €20 million annually, including bonuses, while Goretzka earns around €18 million. Davies, who is reportedly seeking around €16 million, might also find it challenging to secure similar wages elsewhere. For Liverpool, a club mindful of its financial strategy, these salaries could require compromise. Past Bayern-to-Liverpool transfers, such as that of Matthijs de Ligt, involved salary reductions—a likely condition if Davies and Sané choose to move to the Premier League.

With Liverpool’s interest in Davies and Sané appearing genuine, the outcome will likely hinge on Bayern’s willingness to retain them through attractive extensions or Liverpool’s ability to meet their financial expectations. The coming months will be pivotal in determining whether these stars remain in Munich or embark on new journeys in Liverpool.