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“Because he’s too good” – Man Utd given sensational boost in the race for ‘unbelievable’ £86m star Bayern Munich have pulled out of the race for Yan Diomande, which could pave the way for a summer transfer to Manchester United. The Premier League giants are apparently hunting for a right-footed player capable of starting on the left wing, a profile they currently lack, with Michael Carrick all but confirming the transfer plan. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL STRETTY NEWS APP FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES & BREAKING NEWS – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE!
ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAY In recent months, Diomande has emerged as United’s ultimate dream for the role , as he’s been enjoying a sensational first campaign at RB Leipzig. Bayern Munich pull out of Yan Diomande race The 19-year-old has taken the Bundesliga by storm since making the €20 million move from Leganes last summer. “He’s unbelievable.
When you let him get in a one-vs. -one situation, you know he’s going to win the duel,” said Diomande’s teammate, Yan Ouedraogo . The Abidjan native has already produced 11 goals and seven assists in his 27 appearances for Leipzig, marking him as one of the best revelations in the German top flight this season.
But while Man Utd are said to be keen on landing Diomande’s services next summer, they’ll inevitably face competition from fellow European giants, as supreme talents like the Ivorian don’t surface every day. However, the good news for MUFC is that they won’t have to worry about Bayern Munich, who have dropped out of the race due to the player’s high valuation. It is true: Yan Diomande is no longer a priority for Bayern’s decision-makers,” said reliable German journalist Christian Falk in his latest column for CF Bayern Insider .
“He obviously has so much quality and is playing very well in the Bundesliga this term. So, he’s not off the list because he’s a poor player, but rather because he’s too good and too expensive! “Bayern know how much RB Leipzig are looking for in a transfer fee (negotiations will start at €100m [£86.