Bayern Munich not interested in Haaland

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With an impressive goal cut in the last two seasons, Erling Haaland has established himself as one of the best strikers in Europe, and his name is hot on the transfer market. For a long time, several big clubs have been reported interested in the Norwegian - including Bayern Munich. But now the German club's future director, Oliver Kahn, reports that an Erling Haaland change is 'unrealistic' at the moment.

Unfortunately, whoever said that does not understand our situation. An item that costs - as we have heard - over 100 million euros is unrealistic for Bayern Munich at the moment, says Oliver Kahn to Bild.

The former German national team goalkeeper believes, on the contrary, that the club's current star striker, Robert Lewandowski, still has many good years in him, even though the Pole has turned 33 years old.

Robert still has two years left on his contract here. His performance can not be questioned. He has scored 39 goals in the Bundesliga so far. That alone means that we do not have to think about Haaland today. Robert can continue at this level for a few more years, Kahn says.

Haaland have scored 37 goals in 38 matches for Bayern Munich's rivals Borussia Dortmund this season. The Norwegian's contract expires in 2024. In addition to Bayern, there have also been reports that other big clubs such as Barcelona and Real Madrid as well as the Premier League trio Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea are interested.