Green Light from Gvardiol to Bayern Munich: Manchester City Star Eager to Return to Germany!

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calendar_month May 24, 2026 visibility 46 views

As the Bundesliga season draws to a close, an explosive rumor has hit the FC Bayern Munich camp, shaking up the upcoming summer transfer window. Club legend Lothar Matthäus announced that the Bavarian giants have made their initial official moves for Manchester City's Croatian defender, Josko Gvardiol.

Speaking on Sky Germany during the match against Köln, the 65-year-old football icon revealed that Bayern is executing a massive operation to reinforce its defensive line. The pundit stated, "According to the information I’ve received, Bayern has started making initial inquiries for former Leipzig player Josko Gvardiol, who currently plays for Manchester City."

Sport Bild transfer expert Christian Falk confirmed these claims, noting that Gvardiol's name is being seriously discussed within the Bayern Munich board. However, major economic and structural hurdles stand in the way of this mega-transfer. It is emphasized that Manchester City has no intention of dropping below the €90 million fee they paid to sign the 24-year-old from Leipzig in 2023.

For the Bavarian side to generate this transfer budget, they must first part ways with current center-backs like Min-jae Kim or Hiroki Ito. On the other hand, due to uncertainties surrounding Pep Guardiola's future and Gvardiol dropping into the rotation in England, reports suggest that the Croatian star is highly receptive to transferring to his childhood dream club, Bayern Munich, and is eager to return to Germany. If Bayern Munich pushes hard and meets the financial demands, they will pull off one of the most sensational moves of the summer in European football.

(Source: BILD)

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