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Man Utd ‘target Bayern stars Leroy Sane, Leon Goretzka and Alphonso Davies in stunning triple January transfer swoop’


MANCHESTER UNITED are targeting Bayern Munich stars Leroy Sane, Leon Goretzka and Alphonso Davies, according to reports.

The Red Devils are aiming to strengthen their squad following a poor start to the season under Erik ten Hag.

Flying winger Leroy Sane is on Man Utd’s radarCredit: Getty
Leon Goretzka has largely been stuck on the bench for Bayern this seasonCredit: Rex
Alphonso Davies is on Man Utd’s radarCredit: Getty

The Dutchman, who coached Bayern’s reserves between 2013 and 2015, did business with his former club during the summer – sealing a £60million double swoop for Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui.

And according to Sky Germany, Man Utd’s raid on the Bundesliga giants is far from over.

They claim that the Red Devils are monitoring Sane, Goretzka and Davies’ situations heading into January and next summer.

Having undergone groin surgery after Euro 2024, Sane has hardly featured for Bayern this season.

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The former Manchester City winger, 28, has been limited to just 32 minutes of action in Vincent Kompany’s first six Bundesliga games in charge.

Despite his lack of action this season, Sane’s stock remains high at Old Trafford, particularly due to his exploits with neighbours City between 2016 and 2020.

Like Sane, Goretzka has also seen his game time limited under Kompany.

The midfielder has played just one minute in the Bundesliga, with a further pair of substitute appearances in the Champions League.

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Ten Hag’s Man Utd signings

The Dutchman has brought in 21 players since moving to Old Trafford in 2022

2022-23:

Antony, (Ajax) £86m

Casemiro, (Real Madrid) £70m

Lisandro Martinez, (Ajax) £46m

Tyrell Malacia, (Feyenoord) £13m

Christian Eriksen, (Brentford) free

Martin Dubravka, (Newcastle) loan

Wout Weghorst, (Burnley) loan

Jack Butland, (Crystal Palace) loan

Marcel Sabitzer, (Bayern Munich) loan

2023-24:

Rasmus Hojlund, (Atalanta) £72m

Mason Mount, (Chelsea) £60m

Andre Onana, (Inter Milan) £47m

Sofyan Amrabat, (Fiorentina) loan

Altay Bayindir, (Fenerbahce) £4.3m

Jonny Evans, (Leicester) free

Sergio Reguilon, (Tottenham) loan

2024-25:

Leny Yoro, (Lille) £52m

Manuel Ugarte, (Paris Saint-Germain) £50m

Matthijs de Ligt, (Bayern Munich) £45m

Joshua Zirkee, (Bologna) £36.5m

Noussair Mazraoui, (Bayern Munich) £12.8m

Goretzka, 29, has won five Bundesliga titles and the Champions League since joining Bayern in 2018.

It’s claimed that the experienced German international would like to stay and fight for his place at the Allianz Arena.

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But should he remain out of favour with Kompany, he could consider a move elsewhere.

Davies, meanwhile, has been a regular starter for Bayern this term.

But with his contract set to expire in the summer, the 23-year-old is in control of his future.

Man Utd would love to tempt the Canadian to Old Trafford on a free transfer.

But Real Madrid are still thought to be favourites to secure Davies’ highly-coveted signature.

De Ligt and Mazraoui joined United in the summer having both worked with Ten Hag at Ajax.

The Red Devils boss has now spent over £200m reuniting with five of his ex-Ajax stars.

In addition his two summer signings, he has also forked out to bring Antony, Andre Onana and Lisandro Martinez to Old Trafford.

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De Ligt and Mazraoui weren’t the first players that Ten Hag has recruited from Bayern, either.

In January 2023, United signed Marcel Sabitzer on loan from the Bundesliga giants, although he went on to sign for Borussia Dortmund the following summer.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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