Sadio Mane is all set to leave Anfield and there were questions going on regarding his future but now he will be joining Bayern Munich.
Sadio Mane has been a key player for Liverpool since he joined the club back in 2016 after he departed from Southampton. The performance of Mane last season has been remarkable as he helped the Reds to win crucial matches.
Moreover, Mane has scored 21 goals in all competitions which was very imperative for the Merseyside club. However, the 30-year-old declared that he will be leaving the club after suffering defeat to Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League final.
Furthermore, the talks about Mane were going on and the German giants Bayern Munich were showing more and more interest in the Senegalese international but the agreements were not taking place because of the financial debate.
Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich are puzzled right now because their first-choice striker Robert Lewandowski will be leaving Germany this season for his new journey with Barcelona.
Despite having financial affairs, Barcelona will be agreeing on Bayern Munich’s terms and will be signing the Polish striker as they are rebuilding a new team for their upcoming season.
Therefore, Bayern themselves need a new forward who can get closest to filling the boots of Robert Lewandowski for their new season.
According to the most trusted journalist in the world, Fabrizio Romano, Sadio Mane has reached a full verbal agreement with Bayern on his personal terms.
Previously, two offers were made by Bayern Munich to buy the 30-year-old striker but both the offers were declined by Liverpool and the offers were described as “laughable” by the Reds.
Finally, the evaluation of Sadio Mane according to Liverpool is 42 million pounds which has been compromised and Liverpool have agreed to sell Sadio Mane for a deal worth up to 35 million pounds.
According to Sky Sports, Bayern Munich will be paying an initial fee of 27.5 million pounds and will add additional 5 million pounds which will be based on appearance. The German giants will pay another 2.5 million pounds based on individual and team achievements.
