Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool eye Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller after trying to sign him last month
Premier League trio were reportedly keen on bringing Bayern Munich star to England and could return with fresh offers
CHELSEA, Arsenal and Liverpool reportedly wanted to sign Thomas Muller from Bayern Munich over the summer.
claims the Premier League trio were extremely interested in bringing the Germany international to England in a big-money deal.
Muller was a Manchester United target during the Louis van Gaal era.
And the report adds that Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool could return with fresh offers as they look to land one of Europe’s finest attackers.
Muller has been at Bayern since 2000 and broke into the first team in the 2008/09 season when he was just 18 years old.
However, the World Cup winner faces an uncertain future at the Allianz Arena as his relationship with Carlo Ancelotti is allegedly on the rocks.
Muller was relegated to a rotation role last season, scoring just five Bundesliga goals compared to 20 in the 2015/16 campaign.
And with James Rodriguez now looking to become the first-choice No.10 behind main striker Robert Lewandowski, chances could be restricted even further.
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Fans are worried that one of their biggest idols could be set to make a dramatic exit either in January or at the end of the new term.
Clubs in the Premier League certainly have the cash to fund a move for Muller should he become available.
But Italian champs Juventus are also said to be interested and have a track record of winning the race for established players who find themselves on the fringes at other elite European clubs.
