Report: Nico Williams can imagine a move to Munich

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Nico Williams has now signalled to FC Bayern that he can very well imagine a move to Munich, Sky Germany reports.

For this reason, Max Eber and Christoph Freund are continuing talks with his management and have held a meeting regarding a move.

The release clause for Williams is set at €60–65million, while his salary demands are around €20million gross per annum.

Bayern are actively working on the deal, but there is no agreement yet – it’s still at an early stage.

Contrary to BILD's earlier report, Bradley Barcola remains a desired target, but a transfer is difficult to realise, as PSG are determined to keep him.