Bayern set sights on EPL as they look to sign Wolverhampton star

The transfer window seems fast approaching despite leagues across Europe being put on hold as rumors continue to gather around clubs. However, there have been a lot of doubts as to the resumption of leagues in respective countries, and this will have a high effect on the opening and closing of the transfer window.

Bayern Munich has decided to take a look at the EPL as they aim to procure the signing of a wing forward. And the Bavarians have discovered their choice in the person of Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Adama Traore.

The Bundesliga Champions are incredibly efficient in the way they recruit players, but things have come to a halt currently due to the uncertainty as to when football activities will resume, but one thing is for sure, they are surely going to add more personnel to their attacking department as the players they have previously recruited in this position have failed to live up to expectations.

Many players have been linked to the Munich side this season, but the club hierarchy have failed to nail a particular player of their choice, but they have always made some surprise signings which have excelled a lot at the club.

The latest player Bayern are being linked to is Manchester City’s, Leroy Sane. But there have been further reports that if Manchester city remains reluctant to sell their forward, they have a sharp line up a replacement by targeting Adama Traore from Wolves.

The signing might not help one easy for the Germans as they will have to battle it out with Manchester City for the Spaniard’s signature.

Some reports also suggest that Wolves will not want to part with their most prized assets for a free as they have slammed a price tag of €100 million on the winger.

There is no doubt that Traore is a top winger as he has proved his worth after he joined from Barcelona Academy. If Bayern can get a deal done for the 24-year-old, they will have a weapon on their hand as their attacking unit will become more fearsome for opposition defenders.

Written by: Olumide Akinnifesi