Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
March 2025
Kane scored against St Pauli to complete his scoring record against every Bundesliga team he’s faced, breaking a five-game goal drought in the league.
After returning from international duty with England, Kane found the net again in Bayern’s latest Bundesliga fixture. He now shifts focus to helping Bayern maintain their league lead and push for Champions League success.
Mathys Tel (Tottenham Hotspur)
March 2025
Bayern are considering recalling Mathys Tel from his Spurs loan this summer to strengthen their squad for the FIFA Club World Cup.
Although Tel’s loan to Spurs included a €55m buy option and runs until June 30, FIFA’s new June 1–10 transfer window gives Bayern the chance to terminate the deal early and bring him back.
Benjamin Sesko (RB Leipzig)
March 2025
Arsenal are leading the race to sign Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, who prefers a Premier League move amid strong interest from several top European clubs.
With a €70m release clause, Sesko’s preference for Champions League football puts Arsenal ahead, especially as Man United may miss out on qualification unless they win the Europa League.
Nick Woltemade (VfB Stuttgart)
April 2025
Stuttgart striker Nick Woltemade is drawing transfer interest from Bayern Munich, Everton, and Brighton.
The 23-year-old has scored nine goals and assisted two in 21 league matches this season, with clubs preparing €40m offers.
Ralf Rangnick (Austria)
March 2025
Ralf Rangnick is attracting strong interest from Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, with both Bundesliga giants exploring roles for the current Austria manager.
While Rangnick rejected Bayern last year, club figures still admire his experience and scouting acumen. Uli Hoeness envisions him in a long-term strategist role. No formal contact yet, but interest remains alive.
Eric Dier (Bayern Munich)
March 2025
Bayern Munich are in advanced negotiations to extend Eric Dier’s contract by one more year, with both sides optimistic about reaching an agreement.
Despite being initially signed under former boss Thomas Tuchel, Dier remains a key defensive option under Vincent Kompany, starting 10 of his 18 appearances this season.
Tyler Dibling, Southampton
March 2025
Southampton are set to demand over £100 million for 19-year-old forward Tyler Dibling, amid interest from Premier League giants and top Bundesliga sides.
Despite Southampton’s looming relegation, Dibling has been a standout performer, prompting strong interest ahead of the summer window. Spurs are ready to reignite their pursuit after January interest, while Man City and United remain keen. Bundesliga clubs Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig are also monitoring the situation. Southampton’s valuation, which exceeds what City paid for Jack Grealish in 2021, has reportedly frustrated rival clubs.
Alphonso Davies, Dayot Upamecano (Bayern Munich)
March 2025 (post-international break)
Bayern Munich have confirmed that Alphonso Davies will miss several months due to a torn ACL, while Dayot Upamecano is out for a few weeks with knee issues.
Davies sustained a torn ACL in his right knee while on duty with Canada in their 2-1 win over the USA. He will undergo surgery immediately. Upamecano, who helped France beat Croatia in the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals, was diagnosed with loose bodies in his left knee and will be unavailable for several weeks. Bayern sporting director Max Eberl acknowledged the heavy blow, but expressed confidence in the squad’s depth to navigate through the injuries.
Mathys Tel, Bayern Munich → Tottenham (loan)
26 March 2025
Bayern Munich are counting on Tottenham Hotspur to activate the €60 million clause to make Mathys Tel’s loan permanent.
The German giants want to use those funds to secure major summer moves for Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres and Athletic Club winger Nico Williams. However, delays in the Tel deal could jeopardize their pursuit of these top targets.
