German media: Hoylen s threat is less than & Jackson lacks discipline and stability, and Bayern has no intention

reporter Falk talked about Bayern's transfer trends. After signing Dias, Bayern may continue to introduce attackers, but the possibility of signing Hoylen or Jackson is very low.

Bayern still hopes to further strengthen the front line after signing Dias. Previously, they had been pursuing Stuttgart striker Walter Mad. Now the deal seems to have failed, Bayern turns his attention to Chelsea's Nkunku.

Falke said: "The news that Bayern is interested in Hoylen or Jackson this summer is not true. The team's plan is to continue to let Kane serve as center, while Dias is preset as Kane's substitute."

This arrangement is not nonsense. When Dias played for Liverpool, if Jota and Nunes were unable to play or were in poor form, Slot tried to get Dias as a supporting striker and had a success. Last season, Dias contributed nine goals in 15 games as center.

And Hoylen and Jackson both had many problems. The threatening nature of the Manchester United striker in front of the goal is obviously not enough; although Jackson is full of talent, he has always been troubled by problems of discipline and stability.

Bayern, by contrast, knows Nkunku very well, and the French player has proven his abilities in the Bundesliga. Bayern is still likely to trade with Chelsea, and offensive versatile Nkunku is increasingly attracting the attention of Bayern senior executives, and he can fill multiple vacancies in the team.