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Kompany Leans on Nicolas Jackson Ahead of Chelsea Clash

Vincent Kompany (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany admitted he spoke with loanee Nicolas Jackson to gain insights on Chelsea ahead of their Champions League clash. The striker joined Bayern from Chelsea this season and could now help unlock tactical advantages against his parent club. Kompany said he has already studied “40 Chelsea games” but welcomed Jackson’s input to refine Bayern’s preparation. Familiar with Enzo Maresca’s methods, Kompany stressed execution will depend on players showing “personality” in decisive moments, with Bayern determined to impose themselves in Europe.

Harry Kane Insists Bundesliga Won’t Be a One-Team Show

Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

Harry Kane dismissed claims Bayern Munich will stroll unchallenged to another Bundesliga title. After three straight wins and 14 goals scored, critics predict domination, but Kane insists rivals Dortmund, Leverkusen, and Frankfurt can keep the season competitive. He welcomes the challenge ahead. Speaking to BILD, Kane argued dominance isn’t guaranteed, recalling Bayern’s slip just two seasons ago. Fresh from ending his personal trophy drought, he stressed Bayern must “keep their foot on the gas.” His comments aim to downplay complacency and boost Bundesliga intrigue.

Khedira Hails Lennart Karl as Germany’s Brightest Talent

Lennart Karl (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

German legend Sami Khedira labelled Bayern Munich teenager Lennart Karl the nation’s “hottest asset” after the 17-year-old impressed in preseason and debut appearances. Karl recently signed a contract extension until 2028, confirming Bayern’s belief in his long-term potential. Karl debuted at the Club World Cup and Bundesliga opener against RB Leipzig, impressing fans with composure and flair. Khedira praised his attitude, describing his mix of humility and “healthy arrogance” as qualities that can propel him to international stardom.

Gnabry Builds Contract Case at Bayern with Latest Goal

Serge Gnabry (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

Serge Gnabry strengthened his bid for a new Bayern Munich contract by scoring in a 5-0 rout of Hamburg. With his deal expiring next summer, he now has two goals and two assists, while interest grows from clubs eyeing a free transfer. Gnabry acknowledged his uncertain future, stressing performance as his focus, while Bayern’s management remain cautious on spending. With Max Eberl prioritising financial stability and loan signings, the winger must continue delivering consistently to convince the club he deserves a fresh long-term deal

Van der Vaart Slams Sane, Hails Diaz at Bayern

Rafael van der Vaart
September 2025

Van der Vaart criticised Leroy Sane for “throwing his career away” by joining Galatasaray instead of staying at Bayern. He contrasted this with Bayern’s €75m move for Luis Diaz, praising the Colombian for his work ethic and instant impact. Sane, who played 220 games for Bayern, opted for Turkey’s passionate atmosphere but faces criticism for not fulfilling potential. Meanwhile, Diaz’s three goals and two assists in four matches have eased fears and strengthened Bayern’s Champions League ambitions under Kompany.

Bayern Tried for Martinelli Before Diaz Signing

Bayern Munich
September 2025

Bayern reportedly made an enquiry for Martinelli, offering €30–35m before landing Luis Diaz from Liverpool. Arsenal rejected immediately, valuing Martinelli as central to Arteta’s project. The Brazilian never pushed for an exit, reinforcing Arsenal’s stance against selling him. With Arsenal already strengthening their attack with Eberechi Eze and Noni Madueke, Martinelli’s loyalty eased pressure on the club. Bayern turned elsewhere, eventually sealing Diaz, but their attempt underscored Martinelli’s growing status as one of Arsenal’s untouchables.

Kane praises Levy after Spurs chairman’s exit

Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

Harry Kane has hailed Daniel Levy following the Tottenham chairman’s surprise departure after two decades. Despite reported past tensions, Kane described Levy as a “fantastic chairman” who transformed Spurs into a global force and wished him well for the future. Kane admitted Levy’s resignation shocked him but praised their long-standing relationship. With Spurs entering a new chapter after recent Europa League success, Kane stressed Levy’s off-pitch leadership was key in shaping Tottenham’s evolution during his 20-year reign.

Bayern accelerate talks to extend Upamecano amid Madrid threat

Dayot Upamecano (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

Bayern Munich have revived contract talks with Dayot Upamecano, fearing Real Madrid could sign him on a free when his current deal ends in 2026. Negotiations stalled earlier this year, prompting Bayern directors to schedule fresh meetings with his representatives. Bayern are wary after losing Leroy Sane for free and David Alaba to Madrid in 2021. Upamecano, a vital figure under Vincent Kompany, is central to the defense, and securing his extension is a strategic priority to avoid another costly departure.

Jackson’s Bayern loan nearly collapsed before Chelsea recalled Guiu

Nicolas Jackson (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

Nicolas Jackson completed a loan move from Chelsea to Bayern Munich with an obligation to buy, but the transfer almost fell through when Chelsea attempted to block it after Liam Delap’s injury. The deal only progressed once Marc Guiu was recalled. Jackson had travelled to Munich with his agent when Chelsea initially pulled the plug. The Blues relented after recalling striker Marc Guiu from Sunderland. Bayern’s honorary president Hoeness hinted clauses in Jackson’s deal could prevent a permanent transfer next summer.

Bayern braced for potential Harry Kane exit before 2027

Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
September 2025

Bayern Munich are reportedly preparing for the possibility that Harry Kane may not see out his contract in Bavaria, with a Premier League return considered a realistic scenario. The German champions already signed Nicolas Jackson on loan, viewing him as a potential long-term successor. Bundesliga expert Raphael Honigstein explained Bayern remain cautious about Kane’s long-term future. The club had pursued Benjamin Sesko and Nick Woltemade before securing Jackson, highlighting their strategy of adding an understudy capable of eventually stepping up if Kane departs earlier than expected.

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