Bayern Munich's Gabriel Vidovic faces transfer dilemma

According to kicker journalist Georg Holzner, Vidovic, who has a contract with Bayern until 2025, has recently turned down offers from several teams.

Notably, he declined an approach from Stade Brest, a French club competing in the Champions League, and an inquiry from Real Valladolid, despite the interest from Pacho Martinez, the Spaniard who is linked to PSG.

Additionally, Eintracht Frankfurt, managed by Dino Toppmoller who is familiar with Vidovic from his Bayern days, has reportedly also showed interest.

However, Sky Sport journalist Florian Plettenberg has suggested that a move to Frankfurt might not be the most viable option for the 20-year-old at this stage.

Vidovic has made a notable impression during Bayern's tour of South Korea, where he scored a goal against Tottenham. His performances have not gone unnoticed, with several sporting directors across Germany, Spain, France, and Italy recognising his potential.

Vidovic's statistics from last season, where he outperformed Martin Baturina, whose market value is estimated at €20 million, highlight his promising future.

With the transfer window open for another month, Vidovic's situation remains fluid.

Bayern's current squad depth suggests that Vidovic might struggle for consistent playing time in the 2024/25 Bundesliga season.

A transfer could be beneficial for both Vidovic and Bayern, and the next few weeks are likely to be crucial in determining his future.