Bayern Munich are looking to cash in on Malik Tillman by selling him to the English Premier League, according to a report in Germany.
It comes after the Bundesliga giants cancelled Rangers' option to buy the 21-year-old USA international for an agreed fee of £5.8 million, with Bayern then having the option to buy him back for £9m.
The Germans wrote the Light Blues a cheque for £1m to compensate the Ibrox side for scrapping their agreement. And now Kicker say that it's Bayern Munich's intention to punt him to the Premier League. They wrote about Tillman: "The attacker is for the time being back from his successful loan spell at Glasgow Rangers. Bayern are hoping to accommodate him in the Premier League."
Tillman's brother Timothy recently hinted that Malik could return to Ibrox, where he spent last season on loan but it appears Bayern Munich are looking to get a more lucrative fee than the one agreed with Gers.
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