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VfB Stuttgart's Finn Jeltsch has been linked with big clubs from abroad, including Real Madrid, but Bayern Munich still appear to be well positioned to sign the 20-year-old.

Bayern Munich reportedly remain well positioned to sign VfB Stuttgart's 20-year-old center-back Finn Jeltsch despite interest from Real Madrid. According to Bild's football chief Christian Falk, Bayern "have one hand" on the defender and would be the first club to make a move. While Real Madrid are monitoring Jeltsch, Falk noted the Spanish club are not currently aggressively pursuing the youngster.
Jeltsch could serve as a target for Bayern if Hiroki Ito or Min-jae Kim depart. English clubs including Arsenal and Manchester United have also been linked with the German defender, who hopes to make his senior national debut on Sunday after watching Germany's 2-0 win over Serbia from the bench.
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