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MUNICH -- Germany international striker Sandro Wagner is closing in on a return to his boyhood club Bayern Munich, according to Hoffenheim coach Julian Nagelsmann.
The German champions have been in talks with Hoffenheim about signing their former youth-team product for a number of weeks. However, president Uli Hoeness said recently the two clubs remained "miles apart on the transfer fee."
But Nagelsmann, 30, revealed on Thursday that progress had been made, saying: "I expect a deal to be done in the next two weeks."
Wagner joined Bayern at the age of nine, making his Bundesliga debut in 2007. However, the Munich-born striker failed to make the breakthrough, becoming a journeyman with spells at Duisburg, Bremen, Kaiserslautern and Hertha Berlin -- before rediscovering his best form at Darmstadt in 2015.
After joining forces with Nagelsmann at Hoffenheim in 2016, Wagner won his first cap for Germany earlier this year and has scored five goals in seven appearances.
If terms are agreed, Wagner, 30, would act as backup for top striker Robert Lewandowski.
Mark Lovell covers Bayern Munich for ESPN FC. Follow him on Twitter: @LovellLowdown.
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