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The Bayern talent was apparently a hot topic at Manchester City last summer, but his mind was always fixed on his boyhood club from München.

Aleksandar Pavlović has addressed Manchester City's transfer interest in him, stating that his choice to stay at Bayern Munich was easy. Speaking to Sport BILD, the midfielder acknowledged it was an honor to attract interest from Manchester City, but highlighted his deep personal and professional roots in Munich, where he grew up and where his family and friends reside.
The 22-year-old Bayern talent also commented on comparisons to former Manchester City midfielder Rodri. Pavlović stated that being compared to the Ballon d'Or winner serves as strong motivation to keep improving and establish himself among the world's elite players.
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