Currently, Bayern Munich has actually made a careful start to the summer season transfer window, with the noteworthy acquisition of Tom Bischof from TSG Hoffenheim. This preliminary relocation is easy to understand, considered that the summer season transfer season formally begins later on. However, with the approaching FIFA Club World Cup set to start in mid-June, there is a growing sense of seriousness for the Bavarian club to accelerate their transfer activities faster than typical this year. This early preparation might be important in improving the group’s efficiency ahead of the competitive season.

Recent reports from sports reporters, consisting of César Luis Merlo and Uriel Lugt (through @iMiaSanMia), show that Bayern is possibly on the edge of finishing their 2nd finalizing for the summer season. The gamer in concern is Felipe Loyola, a flexible skill efficient in playing in both midfield and right-back positions:

Bayern is presently taken part in ‘really innovative’ settlements to protect Felipe Loyola (24), who has actually revealed guarantee playing as a midfielder and right-back for Independiente. The club is nearing the conclusion of this transfer for a cost approximated at around €20 million.

Support for this finalizing has actually likewise originated from Argentine sports network TyC Sports, as reported by @iMiaSanMia:

Bayern is really thinking about Loyola and is pondering a deal in between €15-20 million to bring him to the club. It deserves keeping in mind that the rights to Loyola are held collectively by Independiente (50%) and Huachipato FC (50%), indicating both clubs would take advantage of the transfer charge. Loyola himself is apparently passionate about the relocation, while Independiente is actively looking for a replacement gamer.

However, a counterpoint has actually emerged from German reporter Mario Krischel of Kicker, who has actually called into question these reports:

According to existing details, Felipe Loyola is not a topic of conversation at FC Bayern, opposing earlier reports from Argentina.

Regarding Loyola, it’s important to keep in mind that he mostly runs as a midfielder however is likewise efficient in carrying out as a right-back. The double resident of Chile and Spain has actually invested his whole profession in South America, mostly with Chilean clubs, till making a substantial relocate to Independiente in 2015 for roughly €1.65 million. His experience in South American football includes depth to his profile as a possible finalizing for Bayern Munich.

The continuous argument raises the concern of whom to trust: the German sources or their South American equivalents? Only time will expose the precision of these clashing reports and whether Bayern will certainly continue with the recruitment of Felipe Loyola.