Bayern Munich Eyes Tottenham's Xavi Simons and Pape Matar Sarr
Bayern Munich News: Renewed interest in Tottenham’s Xavi Simons and maybe a Spurs midfielder, too?
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Bayern Munich is reportedly rekindling interest in Tottenham Hotspur's Xavi Simons and Pape Matar Sarr. Simons has had a strong season with six goals and seven assists, while Sarr's rising value could attract big clubs amid Tottenham's relegation concerns. Both players could command transfer fees exceeding €50 million.
- 01Bayern Munich is interested in Xavi Simons, who has six goals and seven assists this season.
- 02Pape Matar Sarr is also on Bayern's radar, with a potential transfer fee of around £50 million.
- 03Tottenham is facing relegation, which may lead to significant player transfers this summer.
- 04Other clubs, including Arsenal and PSG, are also interested in Simons.
- 05Manchester City is competing with Bayern for Feyenoord's Givairo Read.
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Bayern Munich is reportedly renewing its interest in Tottenham Hotspur's Xavi Simons, who has had a notable season with six goals and seven assists in 42 matches. There was previously an internal disagreement at Bayern regarding Simons, but interest from other clubs like Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain adds to the speculation. Additionally, Bayern is eyeing Tottenham midfielder Pape Matar Sarr, whose value is increasing amid Tottenham's struggles, with a potential transfer fee of around £50 million. The threat of relegation for Tottenham could lead to significant player movements this summer. Meanwhile, Manchester City is also targeting Feyenoord's Givairo Read, further intensifying competition for top talent in the upcoming transfer window.
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The potential transfers of Xavi Simons and Pape Matar Sarr could reshape Tottenham's squad and finances, especially if they face relegation.
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