The next super talent? Bayern want to get Karl brother | OneFootball

FC Bayern want to keep Lennart Karl’s Real dream as small as possible, which is why they want to give the youngster a new contract. Now FCB are probably also interested in Karl’s younger brother

Following the 17-year-old’s public statement during a fan club visit that Real Madrid is his dream club, Munich are not reacting with unease, but with vigor

According to Sport BILD, Bayern are planning to hold talks with Karl’s advisor Michael Ballack in the coming months with the aim of extending his contract early until 2031. Although Karl’s current contract will automatically be extended until 2029 on his 18th birthday on 22 February, this is not to be the end of the story. Those responsible around sporting director Max Eberl want to retain the attacking talent in the long term and at the same time grant him a significant pay rise

Karl’s annual salary is set to rise from the current estimate of one to two million euros to between five and seven million euros, with Bayern wanting to reward the youngster’s rapid development and sporting achievements. This season, Karl has already appeared in 20 competitive matches in the Bundesliga, Champions League and DFB Cup, scoring six goals in the process – figures that underline his rapid rise under Vincent Kompany

Will FC Bayern sign Vincent Karl?

But Bayern are apparently thinking even further ahead. While Lennart Karl is to be kept long-term, his younger brother is now also coming into focus. As reported by BILD, Munich have Vincent Karl on their radar. The 14-year-old currently plays for Eintracht Frankfurt, is a central midfielder, left-footed and is considered a great talent in his age group

photo: Instagram / @vincent_karl16

According to information from BILD, FC Bayern are considering bringing Vincent Karl to Munich in the future. The young player is already attracting attention off the pitch too: he is no longer an unknown quantity on social media, with almost 50,000 users following him on Instagram

The message from Munich is clear: Lennart Karl should remain the face of the future at FC Bayern – and perhaps the next super talent is already growing up with his brother. Real Madrid may be a dream, but at Säbener Straße they are working to ensure that the sporting reality remains a different one in the long term.