Bayern Munich planning audacious €50 million move to lure Real Madrid midfielder | OneFootball

Bayern Munich are preparing a significant offer to sign Real Madrid’s young midfielder Arda Guler.

As per the latest update from Real Madrid Confidencial, the Bundesliga giants are said to be willing to put €50 million on the table in an attempt to lure the Turkish talent away from the Santiago Bernabeu.

Guler has been regarded as one of the brightest prospects in European football, yet he has struggled to secure regular playing time under Carlo Ancelotti. This lack of minutes has not gone unnoticed, both by the player himself and by potential suitors.

Bayern Munich, keen to strengthen their squad with young, high-potential players, have identified the 20-year-old as a valuable addition.

The German club sees an opportunity to convince Real Madrid to part ways with the midfielder and are ready to test the club’s resolve with a lucrative offer.

Real Madrid will not sell Guler

Despite the financial attractiveness of the proposal, Real Madrid do not appear to have any intention of selling Guler.

Arda Guler is wanted by Bayern Munich. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)

While the deal would bring in a significant profit, especially considering that his current market value is estimated at around €45 million, Los Blancos view him as a long-term asset.

So far this season, Guler has only managed to accumulate 967 minutes across 27 matches, which has raised concerns among fans. However, despite the restricted game time, he has made an impact, contributing three goals and five assists.

Real Madrid have the upper hand

Bayern Munich’s determination to sign him remains strong, but with Guler under contract at Real Madrid until 2029, any transfer would require negotiations.

The Spanish club holds all the leverage in this situation. Florentino Pérez now has a decision to make—whether to cash in on the young midfielder or retain him as part of the team’s long-term project.

Selling him would mean allowing a rising star to join a direct Champions League rival, a move that could have significant repercussions in the future.