For me pure name dropping. 28 years, weaker league so neither no good sales value (if at all) and also a risk.
A major MS is of course not entirely unlikely, but that would be very far-fetched.
So I don’t see a risk … financially, leaving Haaland will bring in an enormous amount, so you can pay for an Onuachu from your postage.
Otherwise, BVB should also think a little long-term when it comes to transfers. For many years now, talent has been developed into world-class players only to see them leave after 2-3 years …
If you want to stabilize yourself, make Bayern seriously competitive and sometimes internaitonal, in other words in the CL, something tear … you should get good players who come to stay and do not want to use BVB as a springboard.
Whether Onuachu is the right one is an open question … but basically the idea of engaging someone in their twenties who is looking for a good club to celebrate success there and to stay there is the right approach.
Haaland will probably go after the season is unlikely to be prevented … it’s actually just a question of where to go and for how much money.
But I would find, for example, Marcus Thuram a much better candidate if he comes back well from his injury break … yes he played more on the outside recently, but I think he is similar to aubameyang. It only really started when Klopp put it in the center of the storm. See Thuram in better hands there, and with BVB he could really burn something. for 30-35 million that would be set off in the summer.