Bayern Munich "have a duty to get another goalkeeper" in the current transfer window, according to head coach Julian Nagelsmann.
The German giants have been put in a tricky situation after Manuel Neuer suffered a broken leg during a skiing trip, leaving 34-year-old back-up Sven Ulreich as their only experienced option between the sticks.
Behind Ulreich is 19-year-old Johannes Schenk and Nagelsmann made it clear he is looking for a more established veteran to challenge Ulreich for the number one spot in Neuer's absence.
However, he highlighted to reporters on Thursday why it is such a difficult proposition mid-season.
"In winter it is very, very difficult," he said. "The market situation is complex because other clubs are also looking for certain positions.
"The goalkeeping market is generally complex – there aren't that many players out there. The situation is not easy.
