PSV circling Bayern talent Ibrahimovic
PSV Eindhoven are targeting Bayern's young attacker Arijon Ibrahimovic this summer, but they won't have a clear run at him. Premier League and Bundesliga clubs are also in the mix, according to reports out of the Netherlands (3). The 20-year-old has been on the fringes of the first team, and a move, loan or permanent, could be on the cards if the right offer lands.
Guerreiro says goodbye
Bayern have officially bid farewell to Raphael Guerreiro, with the club posting a message on social media: "Adeus e tudo de bom", goodbye and all the best (1). The Portuguese left-back's departure was expected, but it now brings clarity as the squad reshapes for next season.
Market values: Kane, Davies drop; Musiala, Pavlović rise
Transfermarkt's latest Bundesliga update has handed downgrades to Harry Kane and Alphonso Davies, while Jamal Musiala and Aleksandar Pavlović are among those whose valuations climbed (2). Jonas Urbig, Jonathan Tah, Kim Min-jae, Josip Stanišić, Joshua Kimmich, Michael Olise, Serge Gnabry, and youth prospect Bara Sapoko Ndiaye also saw adjustments, some up, some down. Kane's drop is notable given his 66-goal season, but it reflects age more than performance.
Tah's World Cup date with family history
Jonathan Tah will face Ivory Coast at the 2026 World Cup on June 20, a match with personal significance. It's the country of his family's heritage, what the German media are calling his "second homeland" (5). Tah, a cornerstone of your backline all season, will line up for Germany in what promises to be an emotional group-stage encounter.
Bayern Women: Bühl stays, for now
Klara Bühl has decided to remain at Bayern München Women despite what kicker describes as "lucrative" offers from elsewhere (4). The deal isn't permanent, she could still leave in summer 2027, but for now, one of the Frauen team's most important players is staying put.
Fan reactions
The Forbes top-10 most valuable clubs list has fans debating Bayern's commercial standing against the Premier League's financial giants, while a separate thread is doing the rounds after L'Équipe linked Bayern, Chelsea, and Real Madrid with a free transfer move for Liverpool's Ibrahima Konaté. Meanwhile, one supporter posted a passionate, almost pleading, argument that Bayern's attack isn't as elite as the 121-goal tally suggests. The Gerd Müller tribute thread is also getting love: "Germany's greatest goalscorer" still hits hard for those who remember. Join the discussion
