Dheller91

Harry Kane is averaging 1.51 g/a per 90 across all competions by the way

Context is important. FC Bayern Munich have recorded no net-loss in its consolidated financial statements for over 30 consecutive years, with positive profits every year from at least the early 1990s onwards. They are also the only club to still post a profit during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bayern Munich are the ONLY club in the Top 5 Leagues to have this record and it's a prime example of why Bayern Munich are the best run club in the world. Bayern Munich can raise a decent amount through player sales and salary reductions/removals: Nubel, Boey, Zaragoza, Palhihna, Kim could all potentially be sold. Others on loan could be sold as well. Goretzka is leaving in the summer which will see his wages off the books (spent on extensions already). Neuer could sign a new deal on lower wages (already spent on extensions). That doesn't mean that Bayern Munich are "broke" or can't make transfers... it simply means that Bayern Munich will not spend more money than they take in which would result in a net-loss. This has been the standard for over three decades.