Bayern Munich is regaining its best form under Vincent Kompany's leadership, game by game. It's no surprise to anyone that the Belgian coach has given a new face to the Bavarian giant, which, although it still has much room for improvement, is on the right track. In this sense, Kompany's sports project at the helm of the German team aims high and at many years with him on the bench.
The higher-ups at Bayern Munich fully trust the Belgian, who has earned the approval of both the entity and the fans on the field. This means that the directors of the German giant are willing to meet Kompany's requests to strengthen the Bavarian squad. However, there is concern in the Barça environment considering that one of the Bayern coach's top priorities is one of Hansi Flick's most important gems.
Objective Set, Roadmap Marked
Bayern Munich has set its sights on Fermín López at Kompany's express request, who believes he is a key reinforcement for the next season. Everyone knows that the young Spanish midfielder has caught the attention of the European elite thanks to his recent performances with FC Barcelona's jersey. However, the German club is among those pushing hardest for him because they believe he is a player who fits perfectly with Vincent Kompany's plans.
At Bayern Munich, they highlight that Fermín is a versatile player, which would add to the squad that the Belgian coach has at his disposal. Therefore, they have already made an initial offer of 30 million euros to get ahead of clubs like Chelsea, which is also competing to sign Fermín. However, Barça has immediately rejected all approaches, making it clear that the departure of the young culé talent is viable if much higher figures are involved.
A Second Attempt
Despite FC Barcelona's constant refusals, Bayern Munich is far from giving up and already has the next move in mind. According to the latest information circulating around the club, this would be to double the first proposal to get closer to the financial demands of Laporta and company. From Germany, they indicate that an offer close to 60 million euros could change the culé board's opinion.
However, Barça is in no hurry and has no intention of parting with one of its great future bets. Evidently, there is some concern knowing that Fermín doesn't have a decisive role in the starting eleven, although Fermín's recent renewal brings peace amid any offensive. Thus, Barça's message is very clear: the midfielder is not for sale and will continue defending the culé colors next season.