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Bayern Munich could be on the verge of Konrad Laimer transfer, but is balking at the cost

Another RB Leipzig player is reportedly set to join ex-coach Julian Nagelsmann at Bayern Munich.

SC Freiburg v RB Leipzig - DFB Cup Final 2022 Photo by Roland Krivec/vi/DeFodi Images via Getty Images

Update: 8:50PM EST — Laimer might still be too expensive for Bayern

Per Bild, RB Leipzig’s asking price for Konrad Laimer might still be too much. Die Roten Bullen are asking for €20 million to €25 million and the Bavarians think that might be too costly:

Hmmm...for a player of Laimer’s quality, that seems like a reasonable fee.

— C.Smith


According to multiple reports, Bayern Munich is closing in on the transfer of 25-year-old RB Leipzig midfielder and Austrian international Konrad Laimer.

With the public decree by Robert Lewandowski that he wants to leave FC Bayern, this should be some welcome news as Bayern attempts to re-tool after an inconsistent first year under Julian Nagelsmann. The details of the transfer, as shown in the tweets below, show a transfer fee in the region of €20 million. There are currently no reports of salary or contract length at the moment.

Laimer will be fitting into what would appear to be a crowded Bayern Munich midfield with the likes of Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka, Marcel Sabitzer, and the expected transfer of Ajax star Ryan Gravenberch among others.

There will undoubtedly be more moves happening in the coming days and weeks as the squad will begin to take shape for next season. We will keep you posted on further developments.


Want some more context on how Konrad Laimer fits into Bayern’s greater transfer strategy, plus an in-depth discussion on the Sadio Mane rumors? Why not check out the latest episode of our podcast? Listen to it below or at this link.

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