Antonio Nusa, who made a move from Club Brugge to RB Leipzig for 21 million euros, is now drawing attention from Bayern München. Although he was sold for 21 million euros, Club Brugge had originally aimed for 40 million euros. Bayern München is evaluating Nusa as a possible addition to their team, particularly as Vincent Kompany is planning to make changes to the squad, which might involve replacing players like Leroy Sané and Kingsley Coman. Club Brugge is in a position to benefit more financially, as they secured a 12.5% share of any future profit from a subsequent transfer.

Antonio Nusa, a promising young talent from Norway, was transferred from Club Brugge to RB Leipzig for a fee of 21 million euros. Despite experiencing some inconsistency in his performances at Brugge, he has demonstrated potential in Germany, contributing 3 goals and 2 assists across 16 matches. Reports from Fichajes suggest that Bayern München has shown interest in acquiring Nusa. Club Brugge has secured a 12.5% sell-on clause on any profit from his future transfer. While Nusa's current market value is estimated at 22 million euros, his recent performances indicate that his transfer fee might be at least double that amount.