Euro club now pushing to secure deal for ‘splendid’ Tottenham target

Bayern Munich winger Leroy Sane is facing an uncertain future at the German club, and he has no shortage of admirers. 

Premier League clubs Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are keen on signing the former Manchester City winger, who will become a free agent this summer.

Turkish club Galatasaray is also in the race to sign Sane, and according to journalist Santi Aouna, they have offered him a wage package of around €12m (£10.2m) per year. They are “pushing” to secure a deal for the German international.

Tottenham and Arsenal still in the race for Leroy Sane

Sane won two Premier League titles with Manchester City, and Vincent Kompany wants him to stay at Bayern.

Earlier this month, CFBayern Insider Christian Falk reported that Sane’s agent, Pini Zahavi, wants his client to move to Tottenham.

Zahavi shares a strong personal relationship with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy. Sane could be willing to move to London and stay close to his family.

Arsenal are also in the race, and the Gunners have started talks with Zahavi over a potential deal for Sane.

Both Arsenal and Spurs can offer him Champions League football next season, so it is upto the player to decide what would be the best move for his future.

Leroy Sane edging closer to Bayern exit?

Sane has scored 61 goals and registered 55 assists in all competitions, and he was hailed as “outstanding” and “splendid” by the club after his match-winning performance against St. Pauli back in March.

Falk has informed CFBayern that Bayern are ready to offer him a higher base salary (for instance, €12m as opposed to €10m), but the winger is likely to earn more if he moves to Arsenal or Tottenham this summer.

Bayern are looking to sign a new left-winger in the summer transfer window, and they have been linked with several top players already, including Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo.

Even if Sane stays, Bayern are still expected to move for a quality winger this summer.

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