Bayern Munich took a strange move! Double raid on Chelsea, and the two Blues became the Bundesliga star!

When Bayern Munich's scout team frequently appeared in the stands at Stamford Bridge, people in the football circle had already smelled an unusual smell. What big moves are being brewed by this Bundesliga giant? The latest news shows that they have set their signings on two French players in Chelsea's team - the forward sharp knife Nkunku and the wing-wing Gusto. This makes people wonder: Why does Bayern have such a special liking for Blues players?

Let us turn our attention to Nkunku first. The 26-year-old attacker only joined Chelsea at a high price last summer. He was supposed to be the core of the team's offensive, but he encountered the most difficult season of his career. Repeated injuries have made him unable to find his best condition, and coupled with the turbulence of the Chelsea coaching seat, Nkunku's position in the team has become increasingly embarrassing. Data shows that he only got limited opportunities to play last season, which is in stark contrast to his central position during the Red Bull period in Leipzig. Now with the addition of Chelsea's new forward player, Nkunku's situation has become even worse.

Bayern Sports Director Florian has long listed Nkunku as a key focus. According to insiders, Bayern believes that now is the best time to buy at the bottom at a low price. They believe that as long as you give enough trust and stable playing time, the French international, who once defeated all sides in the Bundesliga, can fully recreate his former style. However, Chelsea's £50 million price tag has become the first obstacle to negotiations, and the savvy Bayern management obviously hopes to lower this number to a more reasonable range.

If the transfer rumors of Nkunku are still expected, then Bayern's interest in Gusto is really surprising. The 22-year-old right-back just joined Chelsea last season and conquered Blues fans with his steady performance. His resume of 41 appearances and 6 club World Cup appearances proves that he already has the ability to gain a foothold in top giants. What's even more rare is that Gusto is also competent in the left-back position, which is particularly precious in modern football.

Bayern regarded Gusto as an important puzzle to strengthen the defense. With Boy likely to leave the team, the Bundesliga overlord urgently needs to inject fresh blood into the right back position. But Chelsea holds absolute initiative in this potential deal - Gustow's contract will not expire until 2030, which means the Blues can be sold at a price. It is reported that Chelsea's psychological price is far higher than the 30 million euros it was introduced at the time, which forced Bayern's recruitment team to carefully consider it.

From a tactical perspective, Bayern's pursuit of these two Chelsea players is by no means accidental. Nkunku's technical characteristics are perfectly in line with the Bundesliga game style. His excellent dribbling ability and in-going smell can greatly enrich Bayern's offensive routines. Gustto's joining can solve the problem of aging of Bayern's defense line and inject urgently needed vitality and speed into the team.

From Chelsea's perspective, these two potential deals have their pros and cons. The sale of Nkunku may alleviate the congestion of the front line and recover some transfer funds. But it would be unwise to let Gustto go, especially in the absence of quality substitutes at the right back position. The new Blues coach Maresca must weigh short-term interests and long-term plans, and any decision may affect the team's competitiveness in the new season.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time Bayern has targeted the Premier League giants. From Manchester City's Sane to Tottenham's Kane, the Bundesliga overlords have always been good at poaching top stars from England. This transfer strategy not only avoids head-on confrontation with direct competitors, but also gains instant combat power at a relatively reasonable price. However, this bold plan to target two main players of Chelsea at the same time still demonstrates Bayern's determination to rebuild the lineup. The game in the transfer market is often full of variables. Bayern needs to evaluate the impact of fiscal fairness policies, while Chelsea needs to consider the balance of lineup depth. The negotiation teams of the two giant clubs will wrestle fiercely in the coming weeks, and the players' own wishes will also become a key factor. Is Nkunku eager to return to the familiar Bundesliga? Is Gustto willing to give up his bright prospects at Chelsea? The answers to these questions may determine the final direction of the transfer.

When Bayern's scout reports are constantly updated and Chelsea's transfer committee meets frequently, we can't help but ask: Who is the real winner in this war without gunpowder? Is Bayern who got his favorite player? Or Chelsea, who has gained huge transfers? Perhaps, the answer lies in the future performance of the two French players. The only thing that is certain is that the transfer market this summer is destined to not be calm.