SunderlandBrian Brobbey has performed well so far in his first season in the Premier League.
The Netherlands international arrived at the Stadium of Light from Ajax for €20m in September and has taken time to adjust.
After overcoming initial difficulties, the striker began to impress for Sunderland and this allowed him to return to the national team in March. He has scored six goals and provided one assist so far for the Black Cats.
His Premier League statistics this season are as follows:
- Appearances: 25
- Start: 16
- Total minutes: 1,470
- Minutes per game: 59
- Target: 6
- Help: 1
- Expected target: 4.49
- Expected Support: 0.48
- Big chances made: 2
- Big chances missed: 9
Last month, the 24-year-old explained by working He has had the help of Rotterdam-based expert Patrick Vorst to improve his game. This has not gone unnoticed as UK's latest claims mention Bayern Munich's strong interest in him.
Bayern's stance on Sunderland player
T.Z Germany broadcasts claims made in England about the interests of the Bundesliga winners and then gives its own opinion.
Harry Kane is the first-choice striker for Vincent Kompany, with Nicholas Jackson as his backup. The latter is on loan from Chelsea and is likely to return to his parent club after this season.
Bayern Munich will therefore need to find a new striker in the summer and Brian Brobby could be an option.
It seems that the Bavarian club has not yet decided who can replace Jackson.
TZ state Bayern Munich must first carefully evaluate whether the 24-year-old is the best option as Kane's backup. Even if he is, the finances required to secure his services could be a concern for the German club.
The Dutchman is currently valued at €40m plus he has a long contract with Sunderland, which puts Regis Le Bris's side in a comfortable position to demand a higher fee.
These factors make the frontman an 'expensive transfer target' for Bayern Munich. This shows that the company is not willing to spend too much on a backup striker.
Newcastle United's Anthony Gordon is also on their agenda, and he could operate further back. He could be a better option for Bayern Munich than the Sunderland player.
Contract, price and agent information
Brian Brobby's contract is until 2029, and transfer market He is now worth €25 million. It would not be surprising if the Black Cats offer him an extension in the coming weeks.
Agency Sport Cover, led by agent Misa N'Diaye, is representing the Sunderland star.
