Stop saving money and paying interest Bayern, take Rodrigo and let us return to the era of flying together

Is Bayern going to poach Real Madrid's Rodrigo again?

The latest offer in July was 65 million and was directly criticized by Real Madrid's 100 million euros.

Really think of someone else's star as a supermarket special offer?

The disease of "buy, buy, buy" in wealthy families is probably beyond help.

D Sky said at the end of May that Sanzao was not worthy of Bayern and had to buy the "top Rockets" Rodrigo. What about the result of

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They did play in Real Madrid with a frustration. They only gave 5 minutes to the key match against Dortmund. They were benched against Barcelona in the whole league, and they did not score 21 consecutive games.

But no matter how you say it is, it is a hero of winning the Champions League. Real Madrid's listing price is clearly 90 million, and Arsenal and Manchester United have been waiting with money.

Bayern is better. Musiara was injured and immediately lowered the price to 65 million in early July.

Florentino directly threw out the threshold of 100 million.

The price difference is almost catching up with Musiara's half leg.

What is more ironic is that while Bayern dislikes other people's stars for being "unstable", how many troubles have caused by the superstars who spent money on their locker room over the years?

Which Sanemane is not a sky-high signing, but in the end they all become locker room bombs?

Anyone with a discerning eye understands it.

Bayern sees Rodrigo's decline in Real Madrid and wants to buy at the bottom, but Real Madrid will never sell it at a low price when they hold the Premier League bid.

The player himself was the worst, he said a lot of loyalty, and turned around and found that he had become a bargaining chip on the negotiating table.

From "Rockets" to "replaceable accessories", the cruel reality of professional football.

How many days have Leverkusen overturned Bayern with team football?

The giants have entered the vicious cycle of goals and stars being piled up.

Fans can see through: ticket prices rise and jerseys are expensive, and the cost of squandering the wealthy families is finally transferred to ordinary people.

Football?

is almost becoming a capital game.