Eberl: Bayern Munich will not pay an “exorbitant amount” to include voltadad

Max Eberl, a member of the Bayern Munich, revealed that his club will not pay an “exorbitant amount” to include Nick Voltaadad, striker Stuttgart, his opponent in the German Soccer League championship (Bundesliga) championship.

Bayern expressed interest in including Voltaadad in recent days, since news reports revealed that the value of the agreement reaches 100 million euros (117 million dollars) to break its contract with Stuttgart, which ends in 2028.

Voltaad, 23, appeared significantly last season and contributed to Stuttgart’s victory in the German Cup title, and participated in his first two international games with Germany in early June, before becoming the top scorer of the European youth championship U -21 in which Germany lost the final match against England the day before yesterday on Saturday.

Eberl confirmed his interest in Voltadad in an interview with the Dazun television platform.

He added: “We have a plan we study. We are trying to apply it with the options available for us. If it doesn’t work, it will not work.”

Eberl concluded his comments by saying: “If prices are fictitious, you must accept that, then look for another player. This is normal in this field.”