Bayern expect Olise and Diaz to stay, Kane talks next
Jamal Musiala will miss Bayern's Asia tour, stay in Munich for individual training and is targeting a return against Dortmund in the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup on 22 August.
Max Eberl condemned FIFA's private investment plans as 'shameful', accused Gianni Infantino's body of chasing profit and backed a possible European boycott of FIFA competitions.
Max Eberl said Bayern are done with summer signings, ruled out exits for Alphonso Davies and Michael Olise, and said João Palhinha, Sacha Boey and Bryan Zaragoza have no future at the club.
Manuel Neuer denied any Bayern agreement to give Jonas Urbig more games, saying the goalkeeping pecking order should stay similar to last season amid internal competition.
Max Eberl dismissed rumours over Michael Olise joining Real Madrid, saying he will return after his holiday, and said João Palhinha, Sacha Boey and Bryan Zaragoza are not in Bayern's plans.
Jürgen Klopp has not yet told Joshua Kimmich whether he will remain Germany captain or where he will play, with decisions expected before the next squad.
Jan-Christian Dreesen said Bayern have had 'zero' contact over Michael Olise or Luis Diaz and would be 'foolish' to sell. He also said there is a strong desire on both sides to extend Harry Kane's contract.
Vincent Kompany has been impressed by 16-year-old forward Bastian Assomo in first-team training, with the Bayern talent tipped for more chances after strong pre-season sessions.
Former Feyenoord director Dennis te Kloese said Bayern negotiated for Givairo Read in winter, but interest cooled. Bayern instead signed Nathaniel Brown and plan no right-back move.
Bradley Barcola, previously linked with Bayern, has reportedly given Liverpool the green light. Bayern's need looks reduced with Michael Olise and Luis Diaz expected to stay.
Bayern are set to open Harry Kane contract talks in August, with the main issue whether he extends to 2029 or 2030 as both sides want to continue.
Eintracht's Markus Krösche said Nathaniel Brown's €50m move to Bayern recognises player and club development, and welcomed him staying in the Bundesliga.
Manuel Neuer signalled 2026-27 is likely to be his last season, saying Bayern's squad, staff and trophy ambitions convinced him to continue for one more year.
Jan-Christian Dreesen praised Vincent Kompany's attacking football, humility and discipline, joking Bayern's successful appointment was part of a 'master plan'.
