Transfer from Leroy Sane: Bayern Munich President enters the Man City star

Bayern Munich are ready to accept the loss to Leroy Sane.

The Manchester City winger has been designated as Bayern's top priority for transfers earlier this summer, but he now agrees that an agreement is unlikely.

Club president Uli Hoeness said Bayern was banned from the market because of the city's "crazy" demands.

Sane was beaten to start under Pep Guardiola in City and a move to Bayern seemed like an ideal move for all parties.

But City is in no hurry to sell the 23-year-old, still considered one of the club's top prospects.

The city wants about 90 million pounds if it wants to part with him and these numbers delay Bayern.

Hoeness told Kicker, "You must be a little skeptical. It is unlikely that it works.

"It's sums, they're crazy."

Hoeness had previously stated that Bayern was not ready to lift the ban to reach an agreement.

"We do not play Monopoly here," he said last month.

"We are a football club. We have reached the limit with 80 million euros, and I do not think we will exceed this limit in future transfers. "

Sane's discussions about a new contract at City got bogged down earlier this year, leaving him only two years for his current contract.

City is ready to offer Sane an exceptional salary increase for a contract worth £ 150,000 per week, plus bonuses.

Guardiola does not want to lose the man he has signed with Schalke, his rival Bundesliga of Bayern, for £ 37 million in 2016, but he will not oppose Sane either if the young player of the year 2018 PFA says that he wants to leave.