Falk, editor-in-chief of Sports Images, has revealed that Bayern Munich have reservations about plans to sign Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford, citing the difficulty of finding a suitable place for him in the Bayern line-up, coupled with the high cost of the transfer fee.
In response to the rumors about Bayern's interest in signing Rashford, Falque bluntly said that Bayern currently has no intention of introducing the English player. Although Rashford has excellent strength, but its high transfer fee is not consistent with the financial planning of Bayern. Bayern's existing starting lineup is strong, and Rashford is difficult to squeeze in.
Bayern are indeed looking for a player who can fill the void behind Harry Kane as a replacement for the England captain. Although Rashford fits Bayern's needs in some ways, the high transfer fee makes it difficult for the deal to go through. Falque emphasized that Bayern's transfer budget is not only too high for Rashford, but also for the entire Bundesliga.
As such, fans may be disappointed that Rashford will not be in the Bundesliga. Bayern will continue to search for a suitable replacement, while Rashford will probably remain at Manchester United or seek another club that suits him better. This decision will undoubtedly have far-reaching consequences for both clubs and players, but Bayern have made it clear that they will not pay an unreasonable transfer fee to sign Rashford.
