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Manchester United are reportedly interested in signing four Bundesliga stars during the ongoing transfer window.
Manchester United could make a shock move to sign Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller when his contract expires next summer.
Every year, we are treated to a plethora of young talents making their debuts for their clubs. Some go on to become legends, some entertain us for a while and become regular players, while some totally fall off.
Bayern Munich are planning a surprise approach for Mason Mount if he fails to agree a new contract with Chelsea.
Germany legend Bastian Schweinsteiger has urged Thomas Muller to consider a move to Manchester United, given he has fallen out-of-favour at Bayern Munich this season.
Germany international and World Cup winning midfielder Thomas Muller is not seeking a move away from Bayern Munich to join a top Premier League club, despite the reported interest of Manchester United in the player. Muller, who has suffered a dip in form over recent seasons, is a long-term target for numerous English sides but it is Man Utd who retain the most significant interest in the talented playmaker.
Manchester United are reportedly set to make a double signing from the Bundesliga. According to reports, Ed Woodward has approved moves for starlet Kai Havertz and the Bayern Munich wantaway Thomas Muller for a combined fee of £125m. Havertz is on the wishlist of every top club in Europe and the Leverkusen youngster has the potential to become one of the best attacking-midfielders in the world.
Thomas Muller has reportedly made no contact with the representatives of Manchester United unlike speculated in the media earlier this week.
Manchester United have reportedly made an initial approach to Bayern Munich to pursue the services of Thomas Muller at the turn of the year.
Manchester United and Liverpool will reportedly battle it out to secure the signature of Thomas Muller from Bayern Munich in January.
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