Bayern Munich is actively working on strengthening its squad. Last season was close to perfection, but ultimately, it ended with only a domestic double.
In the Champions League, Bayern reached the semifinals, where they were outperformed by Paris Saint-Germain, who went on to win the entire competition. The Allianz Arena giant is determined to compete for the top honours once again, but plans to make essential transfers first.
At the moment, the club is focusing on two players: Nathaniel Brown and Ismael Saibari. The Eintracht Frankfurt defender is eager to move to Munich and has agreed to the terms of collaboration.
Currently, negotiations between the two clubs are ongoing to settle the transfer fee. While his contract includes a buyout clause of 60 million euros, Bayern aims to pay less.
If Brown’s transfer goes through, Alphonso Davies might be on his way out. There’s no denying his talent, but his injury issues have been a significant concern.
He frequently misses games, making it difficult for Bayern to rely on him, which is why the club is contemplating his sale. According to Sky, Bayern is open to parting ways with the star if a financially suitable offer comes their way.
Last season, Davies made 23 appearances. He only returned to action at the end of 2025 after recovering from a cruciate ligament rupture.