Bayern Munich in the race for Nico Williams: Does the gift cost 60 million?

Bayern Munich in the race for Nico Williams: Does the gift cost 60 million?

München, Deutschland - The transfer rumors about the talented wing player Nico Williams from Athletic Bilbao are picking up more and more speeds. According to the Krone , the 22-year-old fought a place on the desired notes of numerous top clubs with brilliant achievements in the Spanish national team and in his club. FC Bayern Munich in particular shows a lot of interest and the potential obligation gets a lot of costs: a discount on its exit clause of 60 million euros is unlikely, and the salary claims should also be high. But the team around the sporting director Max Eberl and Christoph Freund has alternatives in view, since the view of signing Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen is weaker.

Williams, who played a decisive role in the triumph of Spain at the UEFA Euro 2024 and also characterized in the national league, is now also attracting the interest of other European heavyweights such as FC Barcelona and the Premier League clubs Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham. This was reported Yahoo Sports . So far, he has had two goals and five templates this season and has underpinned his performance in 22 games. The clock ticks, because several clubs are considering how you can provide the mandatory 50 to 60 million euros in order to secure this player, whereby PSG is particularly playing with the plan to activate its exit clause.

competition for Williams is bubbling

Bayern are not the only ones who fight for Williams. Paris Saint-Germain also recorded the talks with his representatives and could be awarded the contract on an agreement. In particular, it is interesting that Bavaria makes the orientation of its squad planning heavily dependent on how the contracts of their current wingers Leroy Sané, Serge Gnabry and Kingsley Coman develop. A quick action is necessary to not only include the emerging star in the plans for the next season, but also to secure the coveted “Christmas present” in the form of a top player.