Yann Sommer is not only on the transfer list for FC Bayern and Manchester United, but also for Inter Milan. Talks about a free transfer in the summer are said to be ongoing.
Yann Sommer is in great demand. After Manchester United and FC Bayern, there is now a third top club in Switzerland whose contract expires at the end of the season.
Yann Sommer does not see his future in Gladbach. Although head coach Daniel Farke has recently put the brakes on the rumours, everything indicates that Sommer will leave the club by the end of the season at the latest.
Sommer wants to leave Gladbach – his options
While the track to Manchester United has grown colder, negotiations about a move to FC Bayern are said to be ongoing. The record champions want to sign Sommer immediately to replace the injured Manuel Neuer.
In addition, Inter Milan have now also got involved in the negotiations for the goalkeeper, as Gianluca Di Marzio (Sky Italia) reported. Accordingly, the Nerrazzurri plan to guide Sommer to Milan free of charge at the end of the current season. Initial talks about a change should be in progress. At Inter, summer would be more likely to be number two behind Andre Onana.
A move to FC Bayern is currently much more likely. Sommer could start immediately with the record champions, Gladbach could also collect a fee. The transfer should cost Bayern a reported five million euros.
If summer doesn’t go to Bayern, there are numerous options for the Swiss in the summer. Manchester United and now apparently also Inter Milan are interested. With the prospect of getting summer on a free transfer and thus only for earnest money, other clubs are likely to get involved sooner or later.
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Source: Stern
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