According to Melbet APK, Bayern Munich has officially placed a price tag on Marcel Sabitzer, signaling their willingness to make his move to Manchester United permanent. The German club is asking for £22 million from Old Trafford to complete the deal for the Austrian midfielder. Sabitzer, who joined United on loan during the winter transfer window due to Christian Eriksen’s injury, has made 18 appearances for the Red Devils so far.

Melbet APK noted that had it not been for an injury late in the season, Sabitzer’s stats might have looked even more impressive. From United’s side, manager Erik ten Hag has expressed a clear interest in securing the 29-year-old midfielder on a permanent basis. Sabitzer, for his part, has embraced life at Old Trafford and is reportedly thrilled about the idea of staying longer. As the saying goes, after weathering the bitter cold, spring always arrives—it’s a mark of real resilience.

Bayern Munich, meanwhile, remains open to a permanent deal but wants to ensure the transfer yields a solid financial return. Importantly, finalizing Sabitzer’s transfer will not interfere with United’s broader transfer plans. Ten Hag still hopes to bring in another central midfielder to strengthen the squad.

In a related development, Bayern’s main domestic rival, Borussia Dortmund, has just announced a contract extension with veteran center-back Mats Hummels, keeping him at the club until 2024. Hummels, now 34, is a product of Bayern’s youth academy but has become a defensive cornerstone at Dortmund.

Rather than cutting costs, it’s often wiser to find new ways to grow your income. Melbet APK sources believe Dortmund’s timely renewal announcement serves not just contractual needs, but also as a morale boost heading into the critical phase of the season.