Daily Schmankerl: Bayern Munich prez keeps it more politically correct with Florian Wirtz transfer; FC Barcelona likely to extend Robert Lewandowski, but eyes Benjamin Sesko as successor; Thomas Muller still unsure on future; and MORE!
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Bayern Munich has shown interest in Bayer Leverkusen star Florian Wirtz, as noted by club legend Uli Hoeneß. In an effort to manage the narrative ahead of their forthcoming match, president Herbert Hainer recognized Wirtz's talent but affirmed that he is still contracted to Leverkusen. Meanwhile, FC Barcelona continues to scout for a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, reportedly looking at several players including Benjamin Šeško. As the club aims for an extension with Lewandowski, their striker search might be delayed.
"As a football fan, you have to say: Florian Wirtz is an outstanding player. Uli Hoeneß recently said: You can always dream - I think so too. However, Florian Wirtz is under contract at Bayer Leverkusen."
"With Newcastle United pricing them out of a move for Alexander Isak, who would cost €100 million, they are considering other options. Liverpool's Luis Díaz is seen as an attainable option in the summer..."
Read at Bavarian Football Works
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