Liverpool inquire about Bayern Munich's stance on Lennart Karl's departure

Liverpool have inquired about Bayern Munich's stance on the potential departure of young talent Lennart Karl, amid interest from Arsenal and Manchester United, following the controversy sparked by the club president Uli Hoeness's comments regarding the player.

According to TEAMtalk, German journalist Christian Falk has confirmed that three English clubs have made inquiries regarding the situation of 18-year-old Lennart Karl and whether there is any discontent within Bayern Munich regarding the player.

Uli Hoeness has described Lennart Karl as far from being a superstar, urging him to show humility, but Falk clarified that the club's management trusts the player and wants to keep him.

Falk has stated that Karl's value is around €60 million, indicating that the discussions were aimed at inquiring about his situation, without entering into negotiations for a new contract yet.

TEAMtalk previously reported on the interest of three English clubs in the player, especially as he has started only four matches in the Bundesliga and UEFA Champions League this season, amid speculation regarding Bayern's concerns about his off-field behavior.