Bayern have targeted Juventus’ Federico Chiesa, who is valued at €30m-€40m.

In light of the fact that his contract is about to expire, Bayern Munich has been interested in acquiring the services of Juventus winger Federico Chiesa during the summer transfer window.In search of a new offensive target, Bayern2025 marks the end of Chiesa’s contract.It is possible to transfer the property.Continuing with the article below

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According to Florian Plettenberg, a reporter for Sky Sport Germany, Chiesa’s name has been included on the shortlist of candidates that Bayern has considered. An initial price range of €30-40 million (£25 million to £34 million or $32 million to $43 million) is thought to be a relative bargain for the Italy winger, whose contract will expire the following summer. On the other hand, Chiesa is supposed to be absent at Euro 2024, thus it is anticipated that he will not make a choice for several weeks.

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Although it is not surprising that Juventus is rumored to be open to the idea of extending Chiesa’s contract beyond the upcoming season, it is ultimately believed that a move is a possibility given that he is anticipated to have a great deal of options under consideration.There were rumors that Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain were also interested in the player within the past year, and Liverpool was a notable candidate that was linked to the player just a month ago.

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The year 2023–24 marked Chiesa’s comeback to his finest form after he had an anterior cruciate ligament injury in January 2022 that had severely hampered two seasons. Chiesa scored ten goals for Juventus across all competitions during that season. Even just the concept of him forming a partnership with Harry Kane ought to be enough to make Bayern fans salivate in eager anticipation at the prospect.

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WHAT NEXT FOR BAYERN MUNICH?

Although Bayern will not receive a response about Chiesa for a short period of time, there is still a great deal of work to be done for the new manager, Vincent Kompany. Before pre-season training begins early the next month for those who are not on international duty, the Belgian currently has a valuable amount of time to become acquainted with his new surroundings. With Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting leaving the team and Thomas Muller reaching the age of 35 in September, the offensive lines are in need of new blood if Bayer Leverkusen is to be reclaimed as the champions of the Bundesliga.