Liverpool and Chelsea have been given a lift as Bayern Munich seem to not be planning a transfer for Lyon winger Malik Fofana.
In response to Christian Falk, who wrote an unique column for CF Bayern Insider, Bayern have had a watch on Fofana up to now, however they presently don’t have any plans to pursue that curiosity.
It has been reported for a while that huge golf equipment equivalent to Liverpool and Chelsea are contemplating Fofana, and this newest info will little question be music to their ears.
Lyon additionally are inclined to promote their finest expertise if they’ve the funds, so the proficient younger Belgian worldwide is bound to turn into a participant to observe available on the market within the close to future.
Malik Fofana joins Bayern as potential candidate
Relating to the connection between Fofana and Bayern, Falk wrote: “That is not true: Bayern are contemplating signing Marik Fofana.
“It’s true that Bayern had the Belgian on their record. In addition they had Lyon scouts monitoring him, however in the long run they determined to not signal the participant.
“Bayern Munich will nonetheless take this place and spend probably the most cash in the summertime. There are a number of names on the shortlist. They need to guarantee competitors for Luis Diaz, as they don’t have sufficient expertise on the left wing.”
The place subsequent for Malick Fofana?
Fofana appears too good to remain at Lyon for lengthy and the Premier League could possibly be his subsequent vacation spot.
The 20-year-old appears to be like like he has a giant future within the sport and his profile could possibly be good for Chelsea, who’ve not too long ago positioned an emphasis on recruiting and growing elite younger gamers.
Liverpool have been additionally a bit disappointing with summer time signings like Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak, however they might want to consider revamping their assault quickly after the getting older Mohamed Salah’s kind has dropped considerably, so investing in Fofana could possibly be an excellent factor.
