The latest news from journalist Florian Plettenberg suggests that the
Bayern
Munich remain adamant about Drieht's transfer fee asking price, not negotiable. Bayern are sticking to their €50 million plus bonuses bid, whether it be a
Manchester United Football Club
or any other potential buyer, must fulfill this condition.
Plettenberg reveals, "So far, Manchester United have sent offers for Drieght that are well below €40m, and Bayern have rejected them outright and across the board."
Bayern made it clear that they have no intention of entering into any negotiations on the matter. "Whether it's Manchester United or other potential underlings who want to bring in Drieght, they'll have to meet the €50 million + bonuses bid."
Drieht's transfer fee has also caused a lot of concern within Bayern. Even sporting director Max Eberl, who has pushed for the sale of Drieht, has had to maintain a firm stance on the matter.
