Unhappy Bastien Schweinsteiger is Available

Unhappy Bastien Schweinsteiger is Available

A bad start to the Bundesliga season for Bayern Munich has seen them lose three, win two and draw two. Sitting slightly uncomfortably in 12th position of their table, with big players out injured and anger building at the poor start to a league where they should be challenging for the title, it seems Bayern Munich may have caught the Liverpool-disease.

Their problems don't end at their league position however, as some of their top players are apparently growing increasingly frustrated by the lack of winning, as they worry for their future. Bastien Schweinsteiger is one of those frustrated players.

The central midfielder oozed class in the World Cup during the summer as he played for an impressive young German side that lost in the semi-finals to Spain. His excellent performances as the steady, reliable and consistent man in the middle for Germany turned heads from big clubs, and now, thanks to Bayern Munich's bad start, their interest has increased, as the availability of Schweinsteiger is becoming clearer.

The 26 year old will not ignore this interest, especially as it is coming from some of England's biggest clubs, including Chelsea and Arsenal. The problem here is, the amount that Schweinsteiger would cost.

Wenger: Looking for Bargains

If the German was an item in a shop, Wenger would stop at the window and look in. He would love what he sees, and enter the shop, and whilst he imagines what it would be like to own such a great item, he would lift up the price tag. He would be hoping that it is surprisingly cheap, but knows that because of the quality, it will most certainly be expensive. Wenger would see the price (£30 million) and throw the label out of his hands in disgust, and storm out of the shop, muttering some obscenities to himself, whilst lustfully giving it one last look in the corner of his eye, as he walks up to the nearest Early Learning Center for some 17 year old bargains.

Ancelotti on the other hand has money at his disposal, and isn't afraid of spending it. One call to Abromovich and the deal would be done.

If Bayern Munich were to carry on in their current poor form, Schweinsteiger could be on his way to England by January - to improve another squad in need of his quality services.