Transfer speculation surrounding Borussia Mönchengladbach's DFB debutant Wael Mohya is gaining momentum. Gladbach is hoping for a record transfer, while the 17-year-old top talent has attracted the interest of Bayern Munich, who apparently must fear internal Bundesliga competition.

According to kicker, Bayer Leverkusen is also making inquiries about Mohya. The report indicates that the Werkself's interest is concrete, with the midfield prospect standing high on Bayer's transfer priority list for the upcoming summer.

Despite the high-profile suitors, Gladbach has apparently not given up hope of keeping Mohya. According to Sport Bild, Borussia wants to bind the academy product to the club long-term without fail.

The club side has reportedly agreed with the player's representatives to handle contract negotiations with caution. The aim is to prevent Mohya's rapid development from being disrupted by the matter.

The problem from Gladbach's perspective is that Mohya's current contract, which runs until 2028, reportedly contains no exit clause. Should the youngster leave the Foals in the coming summer, the transfer fee would be freely negotiable.

In negotiations over a contract extension, the Mohya camp could insist on an exit option, according to reports. It is conceivable that the set fee could be lower in the event of Gladbach's relegation and higher in the case of remaining in the league.

Secretly, Gladbach is reportedly dreaming of making Mohya the club's new record transfer. For this to happen, the acquiring club would have to transfer more than the 45 million euros that Arsenal paid in 2026 for Granit Xhaka.

Bayern Munich has reportedly already contacted Mohya's immediate circle. This apparently involved possible transfer arrangements, but also details of his contract at Gladbach.