Bayern bosses are delighted! Interest in Fisnik Asllani becomes more concrete | OneFootball

FC Bayern are keeping a close eye on shooting star Fisnik Asllani. The Hoffenheim striker is one of the most exciting attackers in the Bundesliga – and could become a candidate for Munich’s attack in the medium term.

Fisnik Asllani is one of the big rising stars of this season. With nine goals in twelve appearances, the 23-year-old attacker from TSG Hoffenheim has scored an impressive nine goals in a very short space of time and played his way into the focus of the Bundesliga. His development has not gone unnoticed by Europe’s top clubs – especially not by FC Bayern.

As reported by the pay-TV channel Sky, Asllani is now considered a serious candidate for the squad planning of the coming years at Säbener Straße. Transfer expert Florian Plettenberg confirmed that Bayern have been analyzing the Kosovar’s performances closely for weeks. „Bayern are impressed by his development. Christoph Freund and Max Eberl in particular are enthusiastic about the player,“ emphasized the transfer insider.

Eberl and Freund enthusiastic – Asllani fits Bayern’s long-term profile

Ever since the signing of Kane, the Munich management has been looking for a profile that fulfills two requirements: creating pressure on Harry Kane to strengthen the competitive situation and providing a long-term successor scenario for the England captain.

Asllani brings a lot of this to the table: dynamism, finishing quality, physical robustness – and above all the ability to decide games in the final third. In addition, despite his efficiency, he is still capable of development, which makes him particularly interesting for Bayern.

Particularly interesting: According to Sky, initial talks have already taken place between the player and the German record champions.

Internally, Munich are said to have already been informed of all the details of the TSG striker’s contract.

Release clause in summer 2026

Asllani’s contract at Hoffenheim runs until 2029, but according to Sky, the attacker has a fixed release clause for the summer of 2026. The amount is said to be over €30 million – an amount that would be perfectly feasible for Bayern as part of their long-term planning.

The Kosovan’s current market value is estimated at €18 million and rising. If Asllani maintains his goal rate, the window for a signing could quickly shrink – or at least become significantly more expensive.

From Bayern’s point of view, there is a lot to be said for setting the course early: the greater the competition for the player, the more difficult it will be to prevail in the poker game.