Mattus: If Dias is worth 75 million, then Waltermad s 65 million is reasonable

Hupu, August 12th Although Bayern Munich recently publicly rejected the deal for Nick Waltermad's transfer from Stuttgart, Lotal Mattus still believes the deal can be completed. According to the legendary player, the upcoming sale of Kingsley Koeman could play a major role.

"Max Ebert said last week that the Waltermad issue was out of scope, but I can imagine that the topic is not over yet," Mattus wrote in his Sky column.

The 64-year-old legend said: "When Bayern Munich sells a player of Kingsley Koeman's figure, you have to consider Waltermad. If something happens on one side, something happens on the other side. If you sell Koeman, there will definitely be income to bring in the players you want to see in Munich."

Although Eber previously said the deal was over, Mattus emphasized: "You certainly say you won't put yourself under pressure, but on the other hand, You are also obliged to Walter Mad, who has obviously made a promise to Bayern Munich. Munich doesn't want to lose face, but if the 55 million provided is the end, then Walter Mad has to ask yourself: Why didn't they pay me 65 million, and they even paid 75 million for Louis Dias?"

According to Mattus, the 65 million euros that Stuttgart asked for Walter Mad is reasonable compared to Dias' transfer fee. After all, the Stuttgart player is a German international, five years younger than the Colombian.

"If Munich's transfer fee satisfies Stuttgart, then Waltermad will join Bayern Munich next season," Mattus emphasized.