Joao Palhinha (Bayern Munich > Tottenham)
July 2025
Tottenham have signed Joao Palhinha on a season-long loan from Bayern Munich, paying a £4.4m fee and covering his £8.7m salary. The deal includes a £27m option to buy.
Palhinha returns to the Premier League a year after leaving Fulham. He cited manager Thomas Frank’s influence as key to the move and hopes to debut against Bayern in Spurs’ pre-season match at the Allianz Arena.
Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
July 2025
Arsenal legend Ian Wright says Harry Kane made a “massive mistake” signing a six-year deal with Spurs in 2018, a move that prevented a 2021 transfer to Manchester City. Spurs rejected City’s £100m bid, leading them to eventually sign Erling Haaland. Kane later joined Bayern and finally won a Bundesliga title, but Wright believes the striker missed earlier trophy opportunities by staying loyal to Tottenham.
Adam Aznou (Bayern Munich > Everton)
July 2025
Everton have completed the signing of 19-year-old left-back Adam Aznou from Bayern Munich on a four-year deal. The fee remains undisclosed, and Aznou joins after a loan stint at Real Valladolid.
Aznou said he was proud and thankful to join Everton, calling the Premier League the best in the world. He praised the club’s vision and promised to give his all in training and matches to earn his place.
Luis Díaz (Liverpool > Bayern Munich)
July 2025
Liverpool have agreed to sell winger Luis Díaz to Bayern Munich for £65.5m (€75m). The Colombia international, who has two years left on his Anfield deal, has been given permission to leave the Reds’ pre-season tour in Tokyo to finalize.
Díaz is expected to travel within 24 hours to complete the transfer. Talks accelerated after previous Bayern bids were rejected. Liverpool’s stance softened as they prepare for a new attacking setup. Díaz will undergo medical tests before signing a long-term contract.
Nestory Irankunda (Bayern Munich > Watford)
July 2025
Watford have completed the signing of 19-year-old Australia international Nestory Irankunda from Bayern Munich for £2.5m. He has signed a five-year deal with the Championship club, strengthening their attack ahead of the new season.
Bayern included a 50% sell-on clause and buyback option in the deal. Irankunda has already met coach Paulo Pezzolano and his new teammates at Watford’s training ground earlier this week.
Luis Diaz (Liverpool)
July 2025
Liverpool have rejected Bayern Munich’s opening £58.5m bid for winger Luis Diaz, insisting the Colombian international is not for sale despite Bayern’s continued interest and belief Diaz wants the move.
Diaz remains a key part of Liverpool’s future with two years left on his contract. Bayern are preparing a second offer, but Liverpool’s stance has remained firm and unchanged throughout the summer.
Luis Diaz (Bayern Munich)
July 2025
Liverpool have once again rejected a transfer approach for winger Luis Diaz, this time from Bayern Munich. The Colombian remains a crucial piece of the Reds’ long-term plans.
Bayern’s director was informed Diaz is not for sale, similar to Barcelona’s earlier failed bid. Liverpool value Diaz’s impact highly and refuse to entertain any offers despite mounting interest.
Kingsley Coman (Bayern Munich)
June 2025
Kingsley Coman says he wants to stay at Bayern Munich despite interest from the Premier League and Saudi Pro League, reaffirming his commitment ahead of their Club World Cup match.
Coman, under contract until 2027, confirmed the coach still values him. With Leroy Sané leaving for Galatasaray, Bayern are now considering keeping Coman, although a big offer could still tempt a late move.
Mathys Tel (Bayern Munich > Tottenham Hotspur)
June 2025
Tottenham have secured a permanent transfer for 20-year-old France U21 forward Mathys Tel from Bayern Munich for €40 million, after a productive loan and revised negotiations.
Tel, who scored three goals in 20 appearances during his loan, becomes Thomas Frank’s first signing. He signs until June 2031 after personal terms were previously agreed. Bayern originally bought him from Rennes for €30m in 2022.
Leroy Sané (Bayern Munich > Galatasaray)
Flying to Istanbul on Wednesday night
Leroy Sané is finalizing a free transfer to Galatasaray after rejecting Bayern Munich’s contract extension. His current deal ends July 1, and he’s opted for a new challenge after four Bundesliga titles since joining in 2020.
Bayern attempted to retain Sané with a new offer, but the 29-year-old chose to leave. He’ll undergo medical checks in Istanbul and may skip the Club World Cup with Bayern as the transfer nears completion.
