Bayern Open Talks With Man City Over Sane

City may be forced to sell the German star, Leroy Sane if he does not agree a new contract which is on the table. 

Leroy Sane

 

Bayern Munich have opened talks with Manchester City over a move for Leroy Sane, the Daily Record reports. 

 

Sane was often left out of Pep Guardiola's starting XI this season, and City have given Bayern permission to speak with the German's representatives over contract terms. 

 

City may feel that selling Sane is the best option, with the 23-year-old so far rejecting the club's offers to extend a contract that runs out in 2021. 

 

Keylor Navas looks set to leave Real Madrid at the end of the season and Paris Saint-Germain could be the destination.

 

Reports in France suggest the Ligue 1 giants are on the hunt for a new shot stopper amid Gianluigi Buffon's disappointing turnout in the Champions League.

 

Navas has been dropped to the bench since Thibaut Courtois' arrival and is looking for first-team football. He could find it in the French capital.

 

Neymar is trying to convince his team Paris Saint-Germain to go after his national team-mate Philippe Coutinho, Sport claims.

 

The Brazilian pair have a close friendship and are eager to play alongside each other at club level. Coutinho is already being linked with a move away from Barcelona in the near future and Neymar hopes the ex-Liverpool star follows his lead in leaving Camp Nou for the French capital.

Manchester United could be forced to pay Alexis Sanchez £12 million to play for another team next season. 

 

The Mirror reports that Inter are in for the Chile international, but the Serie A side would only be willing to pay half of his wages. 

 

That would leave the Old Trafford outfit on the hook for £12m ($15m) over the course of the season if they want to get him out of the club. 

 

Gareth Bale is set to snub a potential move to Tottenham as he waits for a solution from Real Madrid. 

 

The Mirror reports that the winger is being pushed out by the Spanish giants, but won't agree to leave without his contract, which earns him over £600,000-a-week​, being honoured.