The former Bayern icon from Munich Thomas Müller is “close” to the MLS Club Vancouver Whitecaps, according to the Canadian Media Reports.
The efforts of the Canadian team to bring the 2014 World Cup Conquer. “They are not finished, but they are close,” The Province newspaper reported, referring to the sources from the league.
However, in order for the transfer to complete, Whitecaps must formally buy the rights to sign Müller from Rival in the league, FC Cincinnati.
According to the MLS system of the right of detection, Cincinnati has the right of the first-to-rival for German veterans.
According to the recent reports, MLS leaders want to insist in agreement between clubs because they fear that the transfer would fail and to lose a potential league figure.
Each franchise can put up to seven players on their detection list, which is often not published publicly.
However, teams can trade or sell the right to detect a player if the club that holds rights cannot reach a deal.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
