Vincent Kompany, the coach of Bayern München, is interested in bringing Bart Verbruggen to the club. Verbruggen was previously brought to Anderlecht by Kompany and his keeper coach, Jelle ten Rouwelaar. Although Verbruggen chose to move to Brighton instead of Burnley when Kompany tried to bring him there, a future collaboration in München is being considered. The transfer could cost around 70 million euros.

Verbruggen, a 22-year-old goalkeeper who has gained experience in the Euro Cup and plays a crucial role for the Netherlands national team, has caught the attention of Bayern Munich. His performances in the Premier League with Brighton have been impressive. German media reported that Bayern Munich is preparing to make a significant bid for him during the summer. Brighton is demanding 60 million for his transfer, but Bayern Munich is hopeful of negotiating a lower fee to secure one of the most promising goalkeepers in European football.

Bart Verbruggen, who is currently with Brighton and serving as the Netherlands' first-choice goalkeeper, has caught the attention of Vincent Kompany. Kompany, who had the opportunity to work with Verbruggen during his tenure at Anderlecht, is reportedly a great admirer of the goalkeeper and considers him a potential replacement for Manuel Neuer at Bayern München. In the past, Kompany had tried to bring Verbruggen to his team when he managed Burnley, but Verbruggen opted for Brighton instead. It is expected that Bayern would need to offer approximately 60 million euros to secure Verbruggen's transfer.

Bayern Munich are looking to sign Brighton's Bart Verbruggen as they identify the Dutch goalkeeper as Manuel Neuer's long-term replacement. The transfer fee is reported to be £50 million.