With Bayern Munich needing time to focus on a deal for Liverpool FC winger Luis Diaz and VfB Stuttgart refusing to entertain lowball offers from the Bavarians, the German Rekordmeister unceremoniously walked away from any further negotiations with Die Schwaben over the weekend.

Bayern Munich is trying to recruit Liverpool's key striker Luis Díaz. England's The Hard Task said on the 21st (Korea Standard Time) "Banção Kompany's Bayern Munich are preparing to submit a revised proposal to recruit Liverpool's key striker Luis Díaz.

With Luis Diaz now edging closer to a move away from Anfield, the landscape around Arne Slot’s squad could alter significantly. According to Italian journalist Nicolo Schira, Bayern Munich are closing in on a deal to sign Diaz.

The Bayern Munich is about to complete one of the most prominent signings of the season: Luis Díaz, currently at Liverpool, could become a new player for the German club for a fee close to 75 million euros. This operation would be a significant boost for Bayern, which is looking to strengthen its squad with young talent.

“In the end, it was a matter of nuances,” Wirtz’s father and co-agent Hans-Joachim told Spiegel. “The decision ultimately had to do with the different sporting situations and Florian’s role. And financially, there weren’t any major differences between the two clubs anyway.”

Bayern Munich have decided to pull out of the talks for Stuttgart forward Nick Woltemade for the time being (h/t journalist Maximilian Koch). The German prodigy emerged as a top target for the Bavarians following a stellar 2024/25 campaign.

Bayern Munich midfielder Jamal Musiala badly injured his left leg and was forced to leave his team’s match against Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup quarterfinals.

However, Fulham ’s search for his successor fell through at the last minute. One year later, Palhinha belatedly moved to Munich only to find that Vincent Kompany had replaced Tuchel. The Belgian boss put little faith in the prolific tackler throughout the 2024–25 campaign.

One pundit is advocating for just that. Speaking with Goal, Didi Hamann pitched the idea. With Manuel Neuer expected to retire or leave the club after this season, Hamann thinks Donnarumma would give Bayern Munich some “peace.”

After the final whistle, Thomas Müller waved to the Bayern Munich fans one last time. His quarter-century with the German club is over.