Munich's traditional crack after 100 billion Arsenal's heyday...Can you afford my salary?
Mar 13, 2025
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The recent bad injury has raised the issue of Arsenal squad's depth. It can be seen as a problem that the only offensive resources available are prospect Nwaneri, Trossar, and Sterling. Arteta saved the recruitment funds last winter as he did not bring in a single transfer market. This is why we can expect a nuclear bomb-class transfer to the transfer market this summer.
Citing a report by Bild in Germany on the 12th (Korea time), the British newspaper The Sun reported that Leroy Sane has emerged as one of Arsenal's top candidates for recruitment.
Sane, now 29, is set to have his contract with Bayern Munich expire at the end of the season. There is a possibility that he will move to a free agent (FA) player in July, as negotiations for re-signing have not yet been made.
Arteta is reportedly considering signing Sane very positively. Sané is the type of striker who uses fast dribbles to peel off his opponent.
Sane transferred from Manchester City to Bayern Munich for about 55 million pounds (about 100 billion won) in 2020. Since then, he has shown steady performance and led Bayern Munich's offense. During his time at Manchester City, Sane had a successful season, winning two English Premier League titles in four years.
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Sané has only six goals and four assists in 21 games in the Bundesliga this season. Last season, he had eight goals and 11 assists in 27 games. Even at a glance, the proportion of assists has decreased significantly. Sané, who was born in 1996, is now a veteran player.
Arsenal's recruitment of Sane could be like spending a lot of money on a player whose heyday is over. Sane is considered a high-paid player in Munich. His annual salary is reported to be 20 million euros (about 29.5 billion won). Munich may also want to send it out right away if it is a poor performance like this season.
Meanwhile, Arsenal are also targeting Munich's representative midfielder Jozoha Kimihi. Kimihi is also planning to sign him as a free agent. Some German media reported that Bayern Munich had withdrawn the contract it had offered Kimihi last month. Kimihi, who was born in 1995, is also 30 years old and is one of the oldest soccer players.
Arsenal's transfer market this summer is drawing keen attention to whether Arsenal can recruit Munich's two star players next season.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
