Bayern targets 24-year-old "Japan Messi" with a penalty of 60 million! If transferred, Real Madrid will get 50% profit

24-year-old "Japanese Messi" Kubo Health Eye is shining in Real Sociedad La Liga. Recently, on June 6, a report by the Spanish media "Estadio Deportivo" attracted widespread attention: Bundesliga giant Bayern Munich has invested an olive branch to the talented player, and its management has quietly started initial contact with Kubo Kai-shek's agent. If Bayern is determined to recruit him, he will have to pay a liquidated damages of up to €60 million.

Reviewing the 2024-25 season, Kubo Kaiyoshi showed extraordinary strength in La Liga, scoring 5 goals in 36 league games, making 52 appearances in various competitions, contributing 7 goals and 4 assists. As a top La Liga assaulter, he galloped on the right with his unique left footing skills, and his long shot after cutting in is even more amazing. According to statistics, Kubo Kenyo can complete 2.8 successful passes every 90 minutes, send 1.7 threatening passes, and create 2.8 fouls. His outstanding ability has been fully verified in the La Liga.

However, despite Kubo's outstanding performance, Real Sociedad is only 11th in La Liga and will miss the European Cup next season. In response, Kubo Kaiying said with a little disappointment: "I originally hoped to stay in Real Sociedad, but the future is always full of unknowns."

According to "Estadio Deportivo", Kubo Kaiying will represent the Japanese national team in the World Cup on Thursday, while Bayern management took the opportunity to go to an agency called Sport360. It is worth mentioning that Kubo Kaito is a customer of the company, while former Real Madrid superstar Tony Cross is one of the company's important shareholders. Although the two sides are still in the initial contact stage and no formal negotiations have been launched, Bayern's willingness to introduce 1-2 wingers is very clear, and Kubo Kai-young is undoubtedly the target of their focus.

In addition to Bayern, Premier League teams have also shown strong interest in this "Japanese Messi". However, Real Sociedad firmly stated that he would keep Kubo Health Eye unless a club is willing to pay the liquidated damages of up to 60 million euros. There are two main reasons why Real Sociedad is unwilling to sell Kubo Health: First, he is the absolute main force of the team, and the club has no intention of cashing out by selling him; second, even if Bayern really pays the liquidated damages, according to the contract between Real Madrid and Real Sociedad, Real Madrid can still get a 50% second-transfer share from it. In other words, half of the 60 million euros will fall into Real Madrid's pocket.

Although Bayern and Premier League teams have a strong interest in Kubo Ying, Western media revealed that no team is willing to pay this high liquidated damages to buy out his contract. After all, a liquidated damages buyout is different from a normal transfer. It requires funds to be transferred to the La Liga account at one time, which is undoubtedly a considerable economic pressure for most clubs.