Reinforcement from England?
FC Bayern: Top club apparently offers strikers
22.08.2025 – 3:08 p.m.Reading time: 2 min.
Bayern are under pressure before the start of the season, new players are needed. The view is apparently directed to England.
With the change from Paul Wanner to PSV Eindhoven, FC Bayern are only available to 14 field players. There are also talents such as Lennart Karl, Wisdom Mike and Jonah Kusi-Asare. With a view of the season that starts with the Munich Bundesliga opening game against RB Leipzig this Friday (from 8:30 p.m. in the T-Online Liveticker), the line-up is questionable.
Harry Kane last said: “It is probably one of the smallest squads I’ve ever played in.” And further: “We are a bit sparsely occupied, but that’s not in the power of the players.” Instead, Bavaria’s sports director Max Eberl and sports director Christoph Freund depends – and they are now apparently reactivated for this.
As transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano reports, the German record champions recently registered with Chelsea FC and inquired about Nicolas Jackson. The Munich people are very interested in a loan of the striker that can be used flexibly. Newcastle United and Aston Villa are therefore among those interested, the SSC Naples are in the outsider role.
According to media reports, Jackson had already become the topic in Munich a few weeks ago. The Pay TV broadcaster Sky announced that Bayern is said to have obtained information about the 24-year-old, but ultimately decided against an obligation. According to the payment channel, there is now a debate-a scenario that sports director Eberl Bayern patron Uli Hoeneß should focus on.
In search of rental players, Jadon Sancho, who knows the Bundesliga from his times at Borussia Dortmund, is also very important. As Sky reports, the 25-year-old offensive player from Manchester United is loan and has therefore already been discussed internally.
Another player of the “Red Devils” could also switch to Munich on a loan. The English are said to have even offered Sancho’s teammate Rasmus Højlund to Bayern themselves. The Dane would be an alternative to Stuttgart’s Nick Woltemade, which, however, only acts as a center forward. According to the report, the German record champions therefore checked other options.
Bayern no longer have much time. The transfer window of the European top leagues closes on September 1st.