Bayern Munich board member for sport Max Eberl has officially confirmed that the German champions are actively monitoring Borussia Mönchengladbach winger Wael Mohya. Speaking to Sky on Saturday, Eberl validated the club’s long-standing strategy of scouting domestic youth, stating, “In general, FC Bayern keeps an eye on every young German talent. We are monitoring the boy.” This admission places the 18-year-old among the top priorities for the Bavarian giants as they look to secure the next generation of German football stars.
Max Eberl clarifies transfer stance on Gladbach prodigy following senior Germany call-up.
Despite the confirmed interest, Eberl firmly denied rumors suggesting Bayern have already initiated formal negotiations. “However, we have not yet spoken with the player, his agency or Borussia Mönchengladbach,” he clarified, effectively playing down reports of an immediate approach. This cautious stance suggests the club is in a passive monitoring phase, waiting for the right moment to engage rather than rushing into a high-profile transfer battle with other interested parties.
Mohya’s profile has surged significantly after receiving his first senior call-up to the Germany national team earlier this week. The Gladbach prodigy is now part of an elite group of young talents attracting attention from multiple top-tier clubs. For Bayern, securing Mohya would represent a strategic move to reinforce their depth with a homegrown asset who has already demonstrated the caliber required for international football, setting the stage for a potential future showdown with rival suitors.
Source: Yahoo Sports
