BREAKING NEWS: “He has already made his decision, and there’s nothing we can do. I won’t forgive Manchester United for convincing him. Losing such a player at this critical point in the season is a huge blow for us,” said the Bayern Munich president, visibly emotional during a press conference, as another star player prepares to join Manchester United for free in January.

At an emotional press conference, Bayern Munich’s president struggled to hold back tears while expressing his frustration over an impending player departure. He voiced his sorrow about Manchester United’s influence in convincing another Bayern player to leave, leaving Bayern in a vulnerable position during a crucial phase of the season. “His decision is final, and there’s nothing more we can do,” he confessed, with clear disappointment. “I’ll never forgive Manchester United for persuading him to go. Losing a player of his caliber at this point is a huge setback for us.”

The ongoing concern over Bayern’s player movement toward Manchester United has intensified, with reports now linking not only one but two key Bayern players, Alphonso Davies and Leroy Sané, to potential transfers to Old Trafford. According to fussball.news, Manchester United has shown serious interest in the two stars, whose contracts are due to expire in 2025.

This timeline makes them attractive to United, as it would enable them to negotiate free transfers as early as January 2025. For Bayern, losing these critical players without any transfer fee would be a significant loss they’ll seek to avoid.

While speculation has surrounded multiple Bayern stars, Leon Goretzka does not appear to be a target for United, at least for now. Although Goretzka’s future with Bayern is somewhat in question, he has expressed a strong desire to remain at the club and continue competing for his place, particularly until the winter transfer window passes.

Despite Bayern’s willingness to consider a transfer for him, Goretzka, whose contract extends to 2026, seems resolved to stay and fight for his spot amid fierce internal competition.

The potential loss of Davies and Sané poses an immediate concern for Bayern’s management, as both players are central to the team’s tactical structure. Their departures would significantly impact Bayern’s performance, especially in European competitions.

Should Bayern fail to secure contract extensions for the duo before January, they risk losing both players for free—a scenario that would be financially and competitively damaging.

Financial factors further complicate matters, as both Sané and Goretzka are among Bayern’s top earners, with Sané reportedly earning close to €20 million annually and Goretzka around €18 million. Davies, with expected earnings of approximately €16 million, may also face challenges securing similar terms elsewhere.

Manchester United, facing budgetary constraints, may require salary adjustments if Davies and Sané choose the Premier League. The months ahead will determine whether Bayern retains these players or if Manchester United successfully meets their demands, finalizing new chapters for these stars.