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Eberl rubbishes ‘ultimatum’ talk as Bayern push to extend Upamecano

Dayot Upamecano
December 2025

Max Eberl publicly rejected claims that Dayot Upamecano’s camp issued threats or ultimatums over a new deal, insisting weeks of talks over a contract extension are ongoing and that Bayern’s “great wish” remains to secure the French defender on a long-term agreement. With Madrid and PSG circling and German reports suggesting negotiations had broken down, Eberl branded stories of cancellations, threats and deadlines as “all nonsense”, stressing discussions are professional and constructive while hinting Bayern hope, but cannot guarantee, a signed extension before year’s end.

Crystal Palace eye Bayern’s Sacha Boey as Munoz cover in January

Sacha Boey
December 2025

Crystal Palace are exploring a January deal for Bayern right back Sacha Boey, valued at around £13m, as they seek reinforcement at wing back during a congested winter schedule and cope with Daniel Munoz’s knee injury in the middle of a top four and European push. Boey has struggled to lock down a role at Bayern since his £30m move in 2024, making him attainable at a reduced fee. Palace must juggle nine games in 27 days across Premier League, Confere

Kompany shrugs off Man City talk after Hoeness succession claim

Vincent Kompany
December 2025

Vincent Kompany has moved to cool speculation over one day replacing Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, insisting his focus is entirely on Bayern Munich despite Uli Hoeness revealing Guardiola told the club hierarchy the Belgian could eventually manage at the Etihad. Hoeness claimed Bayern consulted Guardiola before hiring Kompany, with Pep endorsing him as a “fantastic coach” and possible future City boss. Kompany responded by stressing he “has zero thoughts” about other teams and is fully consumed by delivering success for Bayern now.

Louis Saha challenges Viktor Gyokeres to deliver under pressure at Arsenal

Viktor Gyokeres (Arsenal)
November 2025

Saha praised Gyokeres’ early impact since joining from Sporting but argued the striker has “had it easy in some ways,” insisting he still must prove himself in the most pressurised moments and become the true finishing piece of Arteta’s title-chasing puzzle. With Arsenal unbeaten in sixteen matches and thriving even while Gyokeres is sidelined, Arteta has successfully used Mikel Merino as a false nine, showing the team can function without their marquee striker, which Saha says only raises expectations on Gyokeres to decide big games when he returns.

Nicolas Jackson set to return to Chelsea after Bayern loan

Nicolas Jackson
November 2025

Jackson’s Bayern stay will almost certainly end as a straight loan, since he cannot reach the appearance threshold that would trigger a £56.2m obligation to buy. AFCON absences and limited starts mean the 40-start clause is now mathematically impossible. The Senegal striker has only six qualifying starts and will miss more games while on international duty, leaving Bayern with no automatic purchase requirement. Despite a fractured relationship with Chelsea and Enzo Maresca, his agent still hopes to negotiate a permanent move away from Stamford Bridge.

Bayern fans clash with police before Arsenal Champions League tie

Bayern Munich supporters
November 2025

Away fans clashed with police and stewards in the Bayern section at the Emirates before kick-off, with confrontations and unrest confined to the visiting end. Earlier, hundreds of Bayern supporters had marched around Highbury Fields with flares under police escort but without reported violence toward home fans. Met Police implemented a “robust policing plan”, working with Arsenal security and urging vigilance from all supporters, including ticketless Bayern fans. The tension followed previous UEFA sanctions that banned Bayern fans from an away leg at Arsenal after repeated pyrotechnic offences, leaving the club under close scrutiny over supporter behaviour.

Bayern push to keep Upamecano as free transfer giants circle

Dayot Upamecano
November 2025

Bayern sporting director Max Eberl is trying to persuade Dayot Upamecano to sign a new contract rather than leave on a free next summer, with Real Madrid, Liverpool and PSG monitoring the 27-year-old defender’s situation ahead of potential negotiations from January. Eberl says Bayern have made a strong offer but insists the decision must be about the “overall package” and not just money, calling Upamecano one of the world’s best centre-backs and describing an extension as an “internal king transfer”, while the player remains non-committal in public.

Kane hails Kompany’s no nonsense regime for best form of his career

Vincent Kompany (Bayern Munich)
November 2025

Harry Kane says he is enjoying his football more than ever at Bayern, crediting Kompany’s direct management and system after delivering a 36 goal debut Bundesliga season, winning the European Golden Shoe, breaking league records, then finally lifting a long awaited Bundesliga title and best player award. Kane praised Kompany for “no BS” communication and a man for man style that forces him to press, tackle and block as well as score, contrasting it with the gruelling Conte era at Tottenham. He believes his all round influence on matches, with and without the ball, is at an all time high.

European giants circle as Stuttgart brace for bids on Angelo Stiller

Angelo Stiller (Stuttgart)
November 2025

Stuttgart playmaker Angelo Stiller is attracting serious interest from Real Madrid, Manchester United, Liverpool, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund after an outstanding season, although sporting director Fabian Wohlgemuth insists there have been no formal offers and says it is too early to speculate. Wohlgemuth acknowledged that Stiller’s performances and potential World Cup prospects naturally draw heavyweight attention, but stressed the midfielder remains under contract and that Stuttgart are simply enjoying his influence for now while accepting that elite clubs will keep him under close watch.

Klopp “made for the touchline” as Hoeness predicts Red Bull role will be short-lived

Jurgen Klopp
November 2025

Bayern president Uli Hoeness has claimed Jurgen Klopp will not stay long in his executive role at Red Bull, insisting the former Liverpool boss is built for the dugout as speculation grows about future vacancies at Europe’s biggest clubs. Klopp has spent almost a year as Global Head of Soccer, overseeing Red Bull’s multi club network and long term football strategy, yet Hoeness recalled Bayern’s past interest in hiring him and argued that his personality, energy and instincts still belong on the touchline.

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