Spectators inside the Etihad Stadium are laughing at Bayern Munich’s plans to borrow a first-team player from Manchester City during the upcoming summer transfer window. Bayern Munich’s plans have been received with amusement.

This is worrisome news for Julian Alvarez, who is believed to be a potential loan target for the recently crowned Bundesliga champions in the event that they are unsuccessful in their pursuit of their number one hitting target, Harry Kane.

Bayern Munich has not yet exceeded the £80 million level in their estimation of the England international player, despite the fact that some reports say that Tottenham’s valuation of the player is greater than £110 million. It would appear that Tottenham is not going to budge from this number.

Officials at the Allianz Arena have started looking into other venues in preparation for the inevitable disappointment that would ensue. Their search has brought them to Etihad Stadium, where they have encountered the individual who is commonly used as Erling Haaland’s backup.

However, a recent source has described the amusing response from within the offices of the Premier League champion Manchester City when word of Bayern Munich’s intentions to start talking about a prospective loan deal for Julian Alvarez spread.

That is as per 90Min’s Tom Gott and Graeme Bailey, who state that Manchester City officials have ‘laughed off’ suggestions that they could be willing to part ways with Julian Alvarez this summer, on either a permanent deal or a loan.

It is made plain that Alvarez has had a positive impact on the team since joining last summer, and as a result, Manchester City is “delighted” with him and will not contemplate the thought of losing him this summer. The player is likewise content with the club.

In addition, Julian Alvarez’s sentiments about his status at Manchester City were made plain by his decision to sign a one-year contract extension in March, just 12 months into his current term. According to 90Min, there is still a “mutual desire” to work together in the future.

As long as a transfer fee is still being negotiated with RB Leipzig, City will continue to concentrate on their own transfer business, which is the acquisition of Josko Gvardiol.

The Croatian international is expected to join Pep Guardiola’s team at the start of the new season, but Aymeric Laporte’s future is anticipated to remain in question for a little while longer due to a lack of clear interest in Europe, according to expectations within the club.

Gvardiol’s Bundesliga team continues to seek €100 million plus bonuses for their star defender at the back, thus City would likely need to fork over a world record transfer cost for a central defender to sign him.