Bayern move? Eberl speaks again on Vuskovic interest! | OneFootball

Luka Vuskovic has played his way into the spotlight of almost all top European clubs with his strong performances at HSV.

The 18-year-old, who is on loan from Tottenham Hotspur until the end of the season, is also on the watchlist of FC Bayern, among others. Sporting director Max Eberl initially dismissed speculation about a possible summer transfer a few weeks ago. "We can't sign every good player that the public thinks must absolutely join FC Bayern," he clarified.

Now, in an interview with Sport1, Eberl was again asked about a possible Vuskovic transfer. When asked if the Munich team would first need to make room in the squad, Eberl said: "We have reached the point where we are not driven in terms of squad planning. We can calmly decide what happens next."

He continued: "Of course, we are still keeping an eye on the market. We will certainly never block an option that would suit FC Bayern well." This leaves open the possibility that Vuskovic could be a topic for the record champions.

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Vuskovic continues to increase his market value

Practical hurdles still exist. After the contract extension of Dayot Upamecano, who is set in central defense alongside Jonathan Tah, there is currently no acute need in the Bavarian defense. Additionally, Vuskovic is under contract with the Spurs until 2030 and already has a market value of 40 million euros. Any interested club would therefore have to put a hefty transfer fee on the table for a possible transfer.

Moreover, with each additional top performance, Vuskovic becomes a little more expensive. In the 3-2 victory over Union Berlin last weekend, the teenager delivered another impressive performance. With an aerial duel success rate of 58 percent, five intercepted balls, and 60 completed passes (the highest in the match), he impressed once again. However, due to his fifth yellow card, the Croatian will only be a spectator in the away game in Mainz (Friday, 8:30 PM).

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