Bayern: Boateng, James & Davies – the transfer carousel begins

Boateng, James and Davies Bavarians Load Transfer Carousel

FC Bayern reflects on the design of the team afterwards. There are some high profile changes of. A child prodigy committed the right club. And even BVB-Star Pulisic has become the subject.

D Bayern is not satisfied with his team, Uli Hoeneß has just expressed it. He is too tall, was the president of Munich. Too many players and candidates to the chain, too few customers. Vidal, Boateng, Bernat, still there. "We will have to put one, two or three players back at Christmas at the latest," said Hoeness

. So it's a good thing that at least Boateng has sniffed in other realms. Paris St. Germain is likely to be the destination. According to information from the "Sport Bild", a meeting was held in May between the new PSG coach Thomas Tuchel and the 29-year-old national defender. In the meantime, it's clear: Tuchel wants Boateng, and wants Paris.

A change seems to depend mainly on financial conditions. "You have to wait and see if you can find a base at the end of the day that leads to the transfer," said Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. He stated that "acceptable" transfer fees must be found

There is "no direct contact between the two clubs at the moment," added Rummenigge. However, he spoke of a contact of Boateng consultants with PSG officials

Boateng is suspended in the waiting loop at PSG

Boateng is in Munich until June 30 2021 under contract. The transfer fee for the defender would probably rise to around 60 million euros from Bayern. In Paris, but they must first get rid of the players.

Due to the financial fair play of the Uefa, the club must, according to the report of "Sport Bild", dispose of 60 million euros of surplus transfer before being able to consider a new access . After all, there are still extra payments to be made for transfers from Kylian Mbappé and Neymar, which are included in the financial fair play.

The Bavarians have more ease, their room for maneuver is much greater. Not only because of this, the Munich want to engage the loan by the Colombian International Real Madrid James Rodríguez beyond 2019. "We have the loan agreement for another year." And then we have this clause for 42 million euros, which we – today – are going to shoot with a lot of certainty, "said Rummenigge.

The relationship between club and player is magnificent, said the 62-year-old man. "We are very happy with the player who is very happy with us and as a result, I guess it will stay a long time," Rummenigge said during the US champion's trip to Germany.

James, 27, came to Munich a year ago as a lender. He has become stronger during the season and is now one of the best players in the team. Recently, rumors have run that James would bring him back to Real, after coach Zinedine Zidane has left the Champions League winner.

Already engaged, Munich has the best Canadian talent, Alphonso Davies. "He signed, but the medical examination has not been done yet, then he will come to Europe and play for FC Bayern on January 1 at the age of 18," he said. Rummenigge

… and Rummenigge talks about Pulisic

According to US media reports, the Bavarians were ready for the age of 17, a transfer of more than ten million euros to his Vancouver club Whitecaps to transfer The Canadian international, born in Ghana, is the record transfer of the Major League Soccer (MLS).

Due to its age, Bayern has to wait until January before Davies returns. He arrives at Isar, he should first play in the second team of the Regionalliga, but also train with the professionals Davies is currently at Bayern in Philadelphia

In 20 selections for the Whitecaps, the offensive player scored three goals and prepared eight goals, his international breakthrough came in 2017, when he received the Golden Shoe and the prize of the "Best Young Professional" at the Gold Cup

With the 18-year-old Chris Richards (Dallas FC), the Bavarians had brought another MLS player

earlier this summer. Bayern wants to open the US market, better yet: conquer. That's why the trip across the states. At a round table on the NFL and marketing Rummenigge said something that makes you sit down and take note. He talked about American international Christian Pulisic BVB: "Pulisic is a good player, but I do not want to make my colleagues in Dortmund nervous." Rather a joke than an intention? Hard to identify.