Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund join Manchester United in the race to sign Super Eagles target

Report from Germany says the duo of Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund have joined English Premier league giants Manchester united in the race for Arsenal football club winger Bukayo Saka who has been monitored by Nigeria football federation to play for the Super Eagles.




According to the Mirror, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund want the 18 years old who has refused to extend his contract with the Gunners despite being given enough playing time in the star paraded Gunners team.


Saka was promoted by the former Arsenal coach Unai Emery and he has since then established himself as one of the best players in the Gunners team. He has been the Gunners left back after the recognized left backs got injured.




Mikel Arteta boosts Saka's confidence by playing him almost every weekend after replacing Unai Emery after the former Paris Saint Germain coach was sacked by the Gunners and Saka has been given a new contract but he's yet to sign and a lot of teams have been monitoring the youngster's situation at the Emirate stadium.






It is believed that Dortmund are ready to sign Bukayo Saka in place of Jadon Sancho who is expected to leave Germany for England at the end of the season. The England star has been a target for Manchester united, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Real Madrid etc and Borussia Dortmund believed another English premier league player will be a perfect replacement for Sancho who was bought from Manchester city in 2017.

Bayern Munich are also looking forward to boosting their squad in the coming season and they've been targeting the England youth star as one of the players to sign in the summer.





Saka has been superb for the Gunners this season, scoring three goals with ten assists in 29 games across all competitions which is not bad for a wing back.

Bukayo Saka and his agent will be ready to discuss about the youngster's future in the next few weeks when the English Premier league resumes from the Coronavirus pandemic break in order to know the next step to take on whether to sign a new contract or to part way with the 18 years old that has a year left on his contract.

Many European top clubs like Real Madrid in Spain, Liverpool and Manchester united in England before Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund of German Bundesliga joined the race.