Luring calls from ManCity and Co. – How Bayern star Pavlovic reacts | OneFootball

Aleksandar Pavlovic is one of FC Bayern’s biggest winners of the current season – and that has not gone unnoticed internationally. Numerous top European clubs have set their sights on the 21-year-old, but a move is currently not on the cards – neither for the club nor for the player himself

Interest from the Premier League in particular is said to have increased massively recently, with Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea keeping a close eye on the midfielder’s development. There are also prominent interested parties from Spain: Real Madrid and FC Barcelona are said to have Pavlovic on their radar

Several clubs have already taken concrete steps and registered their interest on the player’s page. But that’s where the trail ends, as Pavlovic and FC Bayern created clear conditions early on

Bayern set Pavlovic to „not for sale“

At Säbener Straße, the home-grown player is regarded as an absolute key player for the future. Within FCB, Pavlovic is seen as an integral part of the long-term squad planning. The record champions‘ stance is correspondingly clear: the midfielder is not for sale

This clear line is also an expression of Bayern’s new strategic direction. Home-grown players are to play an even greater role in future – and Pavlovic is one of the most prominent examples of this. His development from campus player to top performer under Vincent Kompany fits perfectly into this concept

Player sends a clear signal

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Even more decisive, however, is the attitude of the player himself. Pavlovic has no ambitions to leave the club. According to the portal TEAMtalk, all interested clubs have been given a clear rejection

The 21-year-old fully identifies with FC Bayern. As a native of Munich and long-time campus player, his connection to the club is particularly close. „I know nothing other than FC Bayern. If everything goes the way we want it to here, there’s no reason to do anything else,“ he recently explained himself

His contract runs until 2029 – and there is currently no indication that this will change.