Bayern Munich is reportedly interested in signing Sunderland forward Brian Brobbey this summer as a backup striker. The move comes as Bayern looks to replace Nicolas Jackson, whose loan from Chelsea is unlikely to be permanent.
Bayern considering summer move for Sunderland forward
Sunderland forward Brian Brobbey has attracted interest from Bayern Munich, according to The Independent.
With Nicolas Jackson's loan move from Chelsea unlikely to be made permanent, Bayern could bring in a backup striker in the summer to replace him as cover for Harry Kane.
The report claims that 24-year-old Brobbey has been identified as a potential option after scoring six goals in 25 Premier League appearances for Sunderland since his €20 million move from Ajax last summer.
The former RB Leipzig forward is a Netherlands international and is expected to be part of his country's squad for the World Cup.
His market value is currently estimated at €25 million by Transfermarkt.
Bayern Munich is considering Brobbey as a potential backup striker to replace Nicolas Jackson, whose loan from Chelsea is not expected to be made permanent.
Brian Brobbey has scored six goals in 25 Premier League appearances for Sunderland since joining from Ajax for €20 million last summer.
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