Breaking News: Bayern Munich Poised to Break Transfer Record for Bundesliga StarBreaking News: Bayern Munich Poised to Break Transfer Record for Bundesliga Star In a stunning move that will redefine the Bundesliga transfer market, reigning champions Bayern Munich are reportedly on the cusp of breaking their own transfer record to acquire the coveted star of Borussia Mönchengladbach, Yann Sommer. Sources close to the negotiations indicate that Bayern is prepared to shatter their previous high of €80 million, set for Lucas Hernandez in 2019, to secure the services of the Swiss goalkeeper. Sommer has been a cornerstone of Gladbach’s defense for the past eight seasons, establishing himself as one of the most reliable and consistent shot-stoppers in the Bundesliga. The move comes as Bayern seek to strengthen their goalkeeping department with the departure of veteran Manuel Neuer to Paris Saint-Germain. Neuer has been a mainstay for both Bayern and the German national team for over a decade but suffered a serious leg injury during the World Cup in Qatar. Sommer’s arrival would not only provide Bayern with an immediate and experienced replacement but also represent a significant investment in the future. At 34 years of age, Sommer has several years of prime still ahead of him and is widely regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in Europe. Borussia Mönchengladbach are understood to be reluctant to part ways with their prized asset but are reportedly facing financial pressures that could force them to sell. The transfer fee is expected to exceed €100 million, making it the most expensive transfer involving a Bundesliga goalkeeper. The deal, if completed, would mark a major shift in the Bundesliga transfer market. Bayern Munich has traditionally dominated the spending charts, but other clubs like Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig have recently challenged their supremacy. Sommer’s transfer would be a statement of intent from Bayern, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to remaining the undisputed powerhouse of German football.