Bayern Munich Agrees to Sell Player
The German club Bayern Munich has agreed to sell its player Franz Kratzyg, as reported by "Sky Sports" today, Thursday.
The report stated that Bayern will sell Kratzyg, who is currently on loan to the club Heidenheim, to the Austrian club Red Bull Salzburg in the summer.
It noted that the 22-year-old left-back will join Salzburg for a fee of 3.5 million euros.
It is worth mentioning that Kratzyg has a brief experience in Austria with the club Austria Vienna and has also played in Germany with Stuttgart and Nuremberg.
The report stated that Bayern will sell Kratzyg, who is currently on loan to the club Heidenheim, to the Austrian club Red Bull Salzburg in the summer.
It noted that the 22-year-old left-back will join Salzburg for a fee of 3.5 million euros.
It is worth mentioning that Kratzyg has a brief experience in Austria with the club Austria Vienna and has also played in Germany with Stuttgart and Nuremberg.
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