Bayern Munich successfully re-negotiate terms on Kingsley Coman's sale to Al-Nassr
Given a second chance to make things tight, Eberl has managed to secure a small victory for himself. The FCB boss nevertheless still has plenty on his docket in the coming days, most exigently figuring a way out of the absolute mess that Bayern's pursuit of Stuttgart attacker Nick Woltemade has become. Eberl and staff must now decide of Woltemade is worth a €75m investment.
The German giants get set to open up competitive play in a DFL Supercup showdown against Stuttgart on Saturday. Coman shall serve as the last in a long line of regular attacking stalwarts lost this summer. Thomas Müller and Leroy Sané have already left. Bayern prepare to bank on the potential of young attacking prospects such as Lennart Karl in the coming season.
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