Hoffenheim star Asllani to FC Bayern? „Anything is possible!“ | OneFootball

The name Fisnik Asllani remains a hot topic at FC Bayern. After the TSG Hoffenheim attacker has drawn attention to himself with strong performances in recent months, his advisor Roger Wittmann has now commented on possible transfer ideas, explicitly leaving the door open to a transfer to Munich

When asked on Sky whether Asllani could play for FC Bayern or Borussia Dortmund in the coming season, Wittmann replied succinctly and tellingly: „It’s all possible.“ A clear rejection of the rumors looks different – on the contrary: the statement underlines that the 23-year-old’s future is open and that a move to a top German club also seems realistic

At the same time, Wittmann was at pains not to confirm any specific interested parties. When asked whether he could confirm that Bayern and Dortmund were interested in Asllani, he kept a low profile. „I don’t want to confirm anything at all. I’m happy if everyone knows that it’s true. I’d like to stay away from any confirmation. That’s not my job. My job is to finalize. It doesn’t help much if I fuel rumours that are circulating,“ explained the experienced consultant

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Nevertheless, Wittmann made it clear that Asllani is no longer a blank slate. With regard to his clients Asllani and Tim Lemperle, who for his part is said to be an issue for Premier League clubs, he said: „But it’s not as if you don’t know the players at the clubs.“

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Asllani himself had already commented on the rumours surrounding FC Bayern in December, when he was flattered by the interest but emphasized his focus on Hoffenheim. His contract at TSG runs until 2029, but is said to contain an exit clause that would allow him to move in the summer. According to media reports, this is between 25 and 29 million euros

Asllani is not an unknown name at FC Bayern either. Sporting director Christoph Freund has already publicly praised the striker and highlighted his development, but has also stated that there is currently no acute need for action. Nevertheless, the market is being closely monitored – especially with regard to young, promising attacking players.