FC Bayern are reportedly interested in one of the biggest talents in world football. However, the attacking midfielder could cost the Munich club dearly.
It would be a genuine, transferable feeling! According to CalcioMercato, FC Bayern are interested in signing Georgiy Sudakov. The 21-year-old Shakhtar Donetsk player is one of the most exciting talents in world football.
The young Ukrainian plays in the attacking midfield and is with both feet and technically.
Sudakov caused a stir in Donetsk’s 1-0 win over FC Barcelona in the Champions League in November, when he named him Man of the Match and praised Barca coach Xavi, among others.
However, a transfer of Sudakov could prove very costly for FC Bayern: the young midfielder still has a contract with the Ukrainians until 2028, which includes: An exit clause with a constant payment of €150 million.
However, this does not necessarily mean that Sudakov will charge Munich that much, as they could of course also negotiate a transfer payment with Donetsk. However, Sudakov is highly coveted by many of Europe’s more sensible clubs. Manchester City, Liverpool FC and Premier League Arsenal FC are also said to be interested in him. Any English club could take care of a mega move.
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Donetsk even hopes to get a bigger payout for the Sudakov jewel than for Mykhailo Mudryk. The striker was sold to Chelsea FC in the winter of 2023. Amount of the transfer at the time: around €100 million.
However, Mudryk has so far failed to fully identify himself in the Premier League. This winter, FC Bayern reportedly approached Chelsea to loan the 23-year-old.
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