Plenty of Manchester City fans have been reacting to the latest development in the transfer saga involving Leroy Sane and Bayern Munich.
As noted by @City_Chief on Twitter, The Telegraph‘s Mike McGrath reported that the German club are weighing up a bid of £56.75m for the winger, with the Premier League champions clearly indicating that they would not accept the £35m at which Bayern had valued the 24-year-old upon recently renewing their interest in him.
Bayern Munich are weighing up a bid of £56.75m to land Leroy Sane from Manchester City when the transfer window opens.
Bayern believe it will require a package worth around £56.75m to complete a deal.
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— City Chief (@City_Chief) May 13, 2020
Sane, whose current Etihad Stadium contract expires next year, was sidelined for several months with an anterior cruciate ligament injury sustained last August but had made a tentative return to action in a reserve fixture against Arsenal at the end of February before football was stopped amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Germany international was reportedly the subject of a transfer offer of €100m (£87.13m) from Bayern last summer, according to Sport Bild, and the Bundesliga club’s renewed interest for less than half that figure drew scorn from numerous Man City supporters.
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These Cityzens fans took to Twitter to give their two cents on the latest update on Sane:
These guys are crazy. https://t.co/2fgMeUd4OP
— Marcel (@sauceprinz) May 13, 2020
https://twitter.com/HBSauce98/status/1260637264130031619
https://twitter.com/MCFCTone/status/1260638120283901953
They must have fallen on their heads
— Bazige (@bazige) May 13, 2020
£75m or no deal. It would cost us £80m to replace Sane. I rather keep him for a year than sell him for £56m.
— Guardiolista (@FtblJD) May 13, 2020
Add @David_Alaba + £56.75m maybe @ManCity might consider
— D@MCFC (@D11Mcfc) May 13, 2020
Man City fans, would you be tempted to sell Sane for the £56.75m figure reportedly set to be offered by Bayern? Join in the discussion by commenting below!
