The pharmaceutical company wants more than 10 million euros for Grimaldo, but Bayern has to pay more if they want to sign him

Hupu News on November 17 According to the famous reporter Falke of "Bild", the reporter wrote an English column and talked about Bayern Munich paying close attention to Leverkusen defender Grimaldo. It is reported that Bayern plans to pursue him in the transfer window next summer.

The 30-year-old Spanish full-back's contract with Leverkusen will last until 2027. If a contract extension agreement cannot be reached, the pharmaceutical company will be forced to sell the player next summer. Although Bayern is well-stocked at the full-back position, they are still considering bringing in a new left-back next summer.

Grimaldo transferred to Leverkusen from Benfica in the summer window of 2023 and has played more than 110 games for the team so far. He mainly plays the role of left back, but can also play the role of left wing back. According to "Bild", Bayern has not yet formally contacted the player team or Bayer Leverkusen, but it has been listed as an important signing target internally.

As Leverkusen's key player for many years, the club naturally has no intention of letting him go easily. The pharmaceutical company hopes to complete the contract extension with Grimaldo and is even ready to let him fulfill the last year of the contract, which means that Bayern's poaching operation will face many obstacles.

Bayern currently has a variety of options for the left back position: Although Stanisic usually plays on the right, he also plays on the left most of the time; Laimer also played this position when the Croatian was injured. As for Guerrero, who is capable of playing on both wings, his future is still uncertain - if the Portuguese leaves the team, Bayern may regard Grimaldo as an ideal replacement.

It is worth noting that Bayern's new German midfielder Bischof has shown potential when playing at left back, but it is not the best plan to let him stick to this position for a long time. In addition, Grimaldo himself prefers to return to La Liga. Leverkusen is open to selling him to a Spanish club for more than 10 million euros, but if Bayern makes an offer, the pharmaceutical company will inevitably demand a higher transfer fee.