Givairo Read in the spotlight: this Bayern star faces an anxious wait | OneFootball

FC Bayern is apparently looking for reinforcements for the right-back position. According to BILD reporter Tobi Altschäffl, Givairo Read from Feyenoord Rotterdam is high on the German record champion’s scouting list. In return, an FCB star’s future on the Isar is now in doubt.

On the “Bayern Insider” podcast, Altschäffl explains: “That’s true. Read, who is developing very well at Feyenoord, is on Bayern’s list. He’s being monitored.”

The 19-year-old Dutchman is one of Europe’s up-and-coming full-backs. With his great speed, strong attacking drive, and precise interplay on the wing, he has developed into one of the Eredivisie’s standout players this season.

As BILD colleague Julian Agardi added, Munich’s interest is more than just theoretical: “How serious Bayern are is shown by the fact that Nils Schmadtke, Bayern’s chief scout, was in the stands at Feyenoord’s Europa League match in Stuttgart to watch Read live.”

Yesterday’s duel between Feyenoord and VfB offered the record champions the perfect opportunity to analyze Read’s performance against a Bundesliga team.

Transfer only possible if someone leaves

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A possible transfer of the Dutchman to Munich is likely to only happen under certain conditions. “Read is only an option if someone is sold. Sascha Boey could have already left – he is one of the candidates who could move on if the right offer comes in,” emphasizes Altschäffl.

Feyenoord themselves would only let their shooting star go for a high transfer fee. According to the Bayern Insider podcast, the price range is between 30 and 35 million euros – an amount Rotterdam has already achieved in previous transfers.

With his consistently strong performances, Read has long since attracted the interest of several top clubs. Teams from the Premier League and Serie A are also said to be monitoring the young right-back.

For Bayern, he would be an exciting project for the future – provided a spot opens up in that position next summer.

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