Rafael Leao
The Portuguese winger is surely the most established star out of the three. He has been regarded as a top-tier left winger for the last three to five years. Leao has the most international experience as well as success on a club level. He was the best player when AC Milan became Serie A champions in 2021/22.
Despite AC Milan's disappointing campaign this year, Leao still managed a decent season on a personal level. He leads the club in assists with 11 while bagging 12 goals for himself. This is, by no means, bad numbers especially considering the caliber of players around him.
Rafael Leao's dribbling style has caused trouble for every defender he faced, making him unstoppable without fouling. A one-on-one expert, he is the best out of the three in take-on percentage. It's never hurt to have a foul-drawn specialist in the squad, especially if the team boasts quality set-piece takers. Unlike Nico Williams, Rafael Leao demands the ball at his feet to be influential. If he comes to Bayern, he may face some issues sharing the ball with an already ball-hogging winger in Michael Olise.
His off-the-back ineffectiveness is also reflected when defending. His defensive numbers are all in the bottom percentiles of wingers, which will be detrimental to the balance of the team.