Reporter: Stu believes Bayern s 40 million euro offer Walter Mad is ridiculous and rude, and negotiations are stagnant

According to Simeon Kramer, a reporter from the Stuttgart regional media "Weibringen", Bayern's first offer for Walter Mad's 40 million euros was considered ridiculous by Stuttgart, and the two sides have not restarted negotiations since then.

The reporter said that Bayern's first offer for Walter Mad was considered "ridiculous" by Stuttgart and deepened the outside world's impression that Bayern showed "almost disrespect" in the Walter Mad transaction case.

At that time, the total amount of this offer was 40 million euros, plus the 5 million euros floating bonus terms, and Bayern also proposed to pay in four installments. It is reported that the two clubs are currently in a state of radio silence, and the two sides have not restarted negotiations since the first offer.

Currently, Bayern and Stuttgart still have too many differences in transfer fees. As an extension of Honorary Chairman Heness, club CEO Dresen has intervened in negotiations several times, which further complicates the situation. However, it is said that the exchange between Bayern Sports director Eber and Stuttgart senior executives is still positive. The report also stated that Stuttgart was determined to remain tough because they had the initiative: either get a lot of money or they kept the German international. It is unlikely that the two sides will quickly reach an agreement before Bayern makes the "extraordinary offer" requested by Stuttgart.