Bayern Munich forward Luis Diaz lit up with joy when handed a customised PlayStation 5 controller dedicated to his late friend and former Liverpool teammate, Diogo Jota. The Colombian, who shared a close relationship with the Portuguese attacker during their time together at Anfield, was visibly touched by the red controller, which carried the engraving âDiogo Jâ on the back.
Liverpool could face stiff competition to sign Marc Guehi on a free transfer next summer, with Bayern Munich reportedly weighing up a move for the Crystal Palace defender. Guehi was on the brink of joining the Reds on deadline day after they agreed a ÂŁ35 million fee (âŹ40.5m/$47m) for the centre-back, only for Palace to pull the plug at the last moment.
Nicolas Jacksonâs shock switch from Chelsea to Bayern Munich - which was agreed a year out from signing a new contract at Stamford Bridge - has been branded a "bit harsh" despite the Senegal international striker not being a "natural goal-scorer". Blues legend Roberto Di Matteo has offered his take on a surprising switch agreed late in the summer window.
Bayern Munich director Max Eberl revealed Nicolas Jacksonâs transfer took a 'big fight' and an intense 48 hours after Chelsea tried to block the move.
Bayern Munich reportedly made an enquiry to sign Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli in the summer before landing Luis Diaz from Liverpool. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Bundesliga giants took a serious look at the 24-year-old before eventually moving for the Colombian.
Harry Kane is being tipped for âone or two moreâ seasons in the Premier League, with a post-World Cup transfer plan speculated on at Bayern Munich.
Dietmar Hamann says Chelsea âexploitedâ Bayern Munichâs desperation with a âŹ16m Nicolas Jackson loan fee as the club âwerenât keen to buy himâ.
Harry Kane is closing in on more England history as the Bayern Munich star eclipsed the great Bobby Moore during the Three Lions' victory over Serbia. Kaneâs appearance was his 109th in an England shirt, nudging him past World Cup-winning skipper Moore (108) and into fifth place on the list of all-time most-capped players.
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Bayern Munich chief Uli Hoeness has admitted the club were priced out of a deal for Florian Wirtz after Liverpool sealed a ÂŁ116 million ($157m) swoop for the Germany star. Hoeness claimed Der Rekordmeister would never pay such a fee for a player, insisting that the Redsâ spending spree showed a transfer market resembling 'Monopoly' this summer.