Are the transfer plans finalized? “Bayern will make another move” | OneFootball

With Ismael Saibari and Nathaniel Brown, FC Bayern has secured two high-profile new signings. However, the record champions could be active on the transfer market once again.

Noel Aseko’s move to Eintracht Frankfurt is bringing fresh cash into FC Bayern’s coffers. According to information from Sky, the Munich club will receive 12 million euros for the 20-year-old midfielder, who is expected to sign his contract with the Hessian club in the coming days.

Sky reporter Florian Plettenberg sees this as an important building block for the German record champions’ future squad planning.

“Well negotiated by Max Eberl and Christoph Freund. This is important revenue for Bayern, for further transfer planning. Bayern will definitely make some more moves in the transfer market—I’m certain of that,” he said.

Reinforcements possible in two positions

In fact, transfer activity at Säbener Straße may not yet be over. According to information from *kicker*, club officials are still keeping a close eye on two positions in particular: they are reportedly looking for a left winger and another central midfielder.

In midfield, Bayern generally feel well-positioned with Joshua Kimmich, Aleksandar Pavlovic, and Tom Bischof. Nevertheless, further options are being evaluated internally. Most recently, PSG’s Fabian Ruiz and Brazilian prospect Gabriel Bontempo, among others, have been linked with the record champions.

Things could also still develop on the left wing. Although several options are available—including Luis Diaz, Ismael Saibari, and Arijon Ibrahimovic—the Munich club is still keeping a close eye on the transfer market.

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Vincent Kompany also plays a central role in this. The Bayern coach wields significant influence on the newly formed transfer committee and is said to have a decisive say in several signings.

However, before any new signings are announced, the focus is likely to remain on further sales. Joao Palhinha, in particular, is still considered a prime candidate for a transfer. Should the Munich club generate additional transfer revenue, further opportunities could arise in the final stretch of the summer transfer window.