According to a report by Sky Sport journalist Florian Plettenberg, Bayern Munich is reportedly hesitating over the hefty €20 million transfer fee demanded by Burnley for Vincent Kompany. Plettenberg also clarified that the Belgian defender is not currently in Munich, refuting earlier reports.

Negotiations between Bayern Munich and Burnley are still ongoing, but the German club is showing reluctance to meet the demanding transfer fee. This hesitation has raised questions about whether Bayern Munich will ultimately be willing to pay the required amount to secure Kompany's services, or if this will be another setback in their quest to hire a new coach.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time during Bayern Munich's coaching search that a deal has faced a late roadblock. However, sources suggest that the club is particularly eager this time around to finalize a deal for Kompany, potentially indicating a sense of urgency within the Bavarian club.

The question remains as to how Bayern Munich reached this point, with doubts surfacing about whether the Bavarian giants are entering a period of turbulence. Speculation and analysis on this matter can be found in the latest podcast episode released by the team, where they delve further into the situation and its potential implications.

As negotiations unfold between Bayern Munich and Burnley, football fans and pundits alike eagerly await the outcome, eager to see if Bayern Munich will ultimately decide to spend the significant sum required to secure Vincent Kompany's signature.