Bayern boost as Musiala returns, Kane targets Europe
Kane said it "needs to be our year" as Bayern target the Champions League. Kompany has made the competition the team's target, though depth and Musiala's situation remain concerns.
Bayern's 0-0 draw at Schalke exposed their lack of left-wing depth, with Luis Díaz wasteful and fatigued and Kompany short of trusted options from the bench.
Musiala is back after dizziness and circulatory issues, with Falk saying he is currently free of seizures. Gnabry has returned to full training and is expected to be back in the squad against Bodo/Glimt.
Bayern have Ballon d'Or nominees including Kane, Olise, Díaz and Upamecano, and are the only club nominated for both men's and women's Club of the Year.
Aleksandar Pavlovic rejected Manchester City's €100 million approach, choosing to stay at his boyhood club and pursue Champions League success with Bayern.
Eberl said Bayern do not need to sell Michael Olise for any fee if they want to win the Champions League, but will discuss by next summer whether he is open to extending beyond 2029.
Feyenoord director Dévy Rigaux said Bayern and Manchester City were interested in right-back Givairo Read, but the club refused to sell because they believe his value will rise.
Bayern are reportedly among the clubs tracking Stuttgart centre-back Finn Jeltsch, but Arsenal are set to make a concrete approach. Stuttgart would want around €50 million.
Eberl said Bayern looked at Bradley Barcola but PSG's asking price was too high. Bayern instead signed Luis Díaz in the summer of 2025 and are "extremely happy" with him.
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