Falk: If Bayern sells Oris to Manchester City Liverpool in the future, the price will be no less than 100 million pounds

Hupu, August 29, According to the well-known German reporter Falk, the reporter wrote a personal English column to talk about the future situation of Bayern striker Oris.

It is reported that some Premier League giant clubs including Liverpool and Manchester City are indeed interested in Bayern striker Oris. The Frenchman is in his best shape right now. Therefore, with its outstanding performance last season, other top European clubs have also noticed this.

Falke said that the French Ligue 1 overlord Paris Saint-Germain is very interested in Oris, and as a Frenchman, he will fully conform to the club's team building philosophy. But in addition to this, the giant clubs from the Premier League are also attracted by the player's performance. It is reported that both Premier League giants Liverpool and Manchester City are interested in Orlis. However, Bayern does not accept any offer at this time. And the rumors about the termination clause in Oris's contract are not true.

However, Falk also said that since Orlis and the contract will not expire until the summer of 2029, Bayern has nothing to worry about the decline in the future potential value of the French striker. Therefore, the club will definitely not let the French international go at a low price, and the club will ask him for no less than 100 million pounds.

In addition, Bayern is also promoting the recruitment matters, and the club is confident that they will sign Chelsea striker Jackson this summer. Bayern sporting director Ebert recently admitted that Bayern is interested in the Chelsea player. In fact, Bayern held a board meeting on Monday and decided to try to loan Jackson. Bayern has reached an agreement with the player. Now, they are trying to find a solution with Chelsea. Unlike Nkunku, Chelsea is willing to discuss the issue of loaning Jackson. But there are also requirements: Bayern must pay his full salary and pay tens of millions of rental fees. Negotiations are currently underway.