According to a report form BBC, Manchester City will have to challenge Liverpool in their bid to bring back 27-year-old German forward Leroy Sane from Bayern Munich. Yet, the German powerhouse has stepped up to refute any rumors about the Premier League giants pursuing Sane and have affirmed their intention to pursue a contract renewal with him.

Sane's Remarkable Performance at Bayern This Season Leroy Sane is currently shining brightly for Bayern Munich, consistently demonstrating excellence on their right side. The 27-year-old forward has impressively scored nine goals and provided seven assists in 15 appearances across various competitions for the German side.

His presence on the field has been a constant challenge for opposing defenders, maintaining an average of 3.0 shots, 3.4 key passes, and 4.3 successful dribbles per game in the Bundesliga. Additionally, his accuracy in passing stands out, boasting an impressive 83.4% completion rate in the German top-flight (statistics from whoscored).

Should Guardiola Bring Him Back To Manchester City? Leroy Sane's ascent as one of Bayern Munich's standout wingers has ignited discussions about a potential return to Man City under Pep Guardiola's guidance. The German forward, since his departure, has blossomed into a pivotal figure at Bayern.

Sane's time at Bayern Munich has been nothing short of impressive. Since his arrival from Man City, the 27-year-old has showcased immense growth, establishing himself as a vital component of Bayern's attacking prowess.

Playing predominantly on the right flank, Sane has been a relentless force for Bayern. His ability to penetrate defenses, deliver key passes, and execute successful dribbles has elevated Bayern's attacking potency.

Under Guardiola's tutelage during his days with the Sky Blues, Sane flourished, showcasing glimpses of his potential as a top-tier winger. Guardiola's system nurtured Sane's talents, and their previous successful partnership could prompt Guardiola to consider reuniting with the German forward. However, Bayern would remain reluctant on letting him exit as he remains a key asset for them.