Bayern players want Sadio Mane sold this summer after 'punching' teammate Sane

Bayern Munich are considering selling Sadio Mane after his bust-up with teammate Leroy Sane, according to reports in Germany.

Mane and Sane came to blows in the wake of Bayern's humbling 3-0 defeat to Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final first leg on Tuesday.

According to German outlet BILD, Mane and Sane had a dispute on the pitch after the former Liverpool forward was brought on as a second-half substitute.

It is claimed that Mane complained to Sane after the match at how the former Manchester City winger had spoken to him.

The report goes on to claim that Mane then punched Sane before the pair were separated.

The Athletic have since suggested that Sane was left with a bloodied lip following the altercation.

Bayern considering selling Mane this summer

Sky Sports Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg claims Mane will apologise to the squad in training on Thursday morning.

It remains to be seen how the Senegal international will be punished, but Plettenberg claims Bayern Munich are considering selling the player this summer – just one year after signing him from Liverpool.

"News #Mane: He has already arrived the training center this morning. He was smiling," tweeted Plettenberg.

"Bosses have discussed several possible consequences yesterday: fine, suspension, even separation.

"Team training today at 11 am. His apology in front of the team is expected today."

Mane left Liverpool after six years to join Bayern Munich in a £35m move last summer.

He made a promising start in Germany, scoring 11 goals and providing four assists by the middle of November.

But he then suffered an injury to a tendon in his right fibula and was forced to undergo surgery, ruling him out of the World Cup in Qatar.

After three months on the sidelines, Mane made his long-awaited return to the team last month but since then, he is yet to score and has managed only one assist for the Bundesliga leaders.

Earlier this month, new Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel gave his backing to Mane and said he expected him to rediscover his best form.

He said: "I know him well from England. There's no question that Sadio is an absolutely top player. He scored 20, 30 goals every year for Liverpool and was an absolute key player there. His quality is beyond any doubt.

"Even at his age, it always takes time to acclimate after a change of clubs. That can take time. There's no doubt about his quality and what it can bring us.

"It's about trust and patience so he can get back into the rhythm."

Bayern's patience may now have run out.