Transfer: Three clubs linked with Matthias Ginter

The
German
centre-back
will
run
down
his
contract
with
Borussia
Monchengladbach,
making
him
an
attractive
free
agent.
He
joined
Gladbach
from
rivals
Borussia
Dortmund
in
July
2017
and
has
since
established
himself
as
one
of
the
best
defenders
in
the
Bundesliga.
At
the
same
time,
he
has
also
been
a
regular
member
of
the
German
national
side,
making
him
a
very
viable
and
experienced
defender.

Unsurprisingly
his
decision
has
alerted
several
top
European
sides
who
are
now
vouching
for
his
signature.
Considering
his
announcement,
it
is
fair
to
say
that
the
27-year-old
will
not
be
departing
the
club
in
January.
However,
there’s
every
bit
of
possibility
of
him
penning
down
a
pre-contract.
If
so,
here
is
a
list
of
three
clubs
that
are
linked
with
him
so
far:

1.
Inter
Milan

Inter
Milan
are
reportedly
actively
working
on
bringing
the
German
defender
on
a
free
transfer
next
summer.
The
club
reportedly
have
already
put
forward
an
offer
to
the
defender
who
is
now
considering
it.
Inter
have
apparently
made
an
offer
to
the
player
that
would
see
him
earn
€3
million
per
season
as
well
as
some
bonuses.
As
per
rumours,
the
Serie
A
side
as
of
now
are
the
front-runners
in
this
chase
however
there
are
others
as
well.

2.
Bayern
Munich

The
Bavarian
side
reportedly
are
also
aware
of
the
situation
and
are
a
big
admirer
of
the
defender.
But
it
is
understood
that
their
interest
in
signing
Ginter
will
depend
on
how
the
situation
with
Niklas
Sule
unfolds.
The
Bayern
defender
has
entered
the
final
six
months
of
his
deal
at
the
club
and
the
negotiation
so
far
has
not
been
so
fruitful.
So
it
is
believed
that
if
they
can’t
tie
Sule
further,
only
then
they
will
go
for
Ginter
in
summer.
The
Gladbach
defender
reportedly
also
prefers
Bayern,
however,
it
remains
to
be
seen
if
he
will
wait
for
so
long.

3.
Barcelona

The
Spanish
giants
are
on
a
rebuilding
phase
and
due
to
financial
limitations
are
looking
for
bargain
deals
in
the
market.
They
are
also
reportedly
one
of
the
potential
suitors
of
the
German
defender.
Their
interest
is
understandable,
considering
Gerard
Pique
performing
in
the
twilight
of
his
career
while
Samuel
Umtiti
is
likely
to
be
sold
next.
Getting
Ginter
on
a
free
deal
hence
makes
much
sense,
however,
the
rumours
are
still
believed
to
be
at
an
early
stage.