"Bayern have no intention of paying Dayot Upamecano the €20m signing fee he's demanding, which other clubs - such as Real Madrid - would be willing to do in order to get him as a free agent. Bayern are still cautiously optimistic, and there's still a chance Upamecano would end up extending his contract, but the club has to make a fundamental decision regarding the player's financial demands, and consider the cost of a possible replacement."
"That number could be a massive sticking point for Upamecano who - allegedly - has already become comfortable with Bayern Munich's salary offer. The signing bonus appears to be very import to the Frenchman. With Real Madrid and Liverpool among the teams interested in the 26-year-old, Bayern Munich will likely have to decide whether that €20 million figure is worth losing Upamecano over."
Bayern Munich considers Dayot Upamecano likely to extend his contract but refuses to meet the defender's reported €20 million signing bonus demand. Other clubs such as Real Madrid and Liverpool would reportedly be willing to pay that fee to secure Upamecano as a free agent. The club remains cautiously optimistic about an extension while weighing the player's financial demands against the cost of a possible replacement. Upamecano is allegedly comfortable with Bayern's salary offer, making the signing bonus the primary sticking point in negotiations. Bavarian Podcast Works - Edges and Underdogs prioritizes detailed Bundesliga match-day analysis and betting-relevant insights.
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