Bayern Munich News: Is Max Eberl giving fans a hint on a big move?; Will FC Bayern have to sell Alphonso Davies to get another defender?; and MORE!

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND - MAY 17: Newcastle United's Anthony Gordon during the Premier League match between Newcastle United and West Ham United at St James' Park on May 17, 2026 in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom. (Photo by Rob Newell - CameraSport via Getty Images) | CameraSport via Getty Images Did Eberl give a hint on Gordon? (Bild @iMiaSanMia) Bayern Munich board member for sport Max Eberl appears to have given a nice, little Easter Egg for fans in an interview with Bild: In a conversation with @BILD, Max Eberl hinted at Anthony Gordon without actually mentioning the name: “We’re in agreement that we will sign an attacking player if he can be financed.

” When asked if the player wants to join FC Bayern, Eberl said: “We had a very good conversation and we hope that we can make progress. ” Eberl…you sly dog. Eberl seems like he is being very cheeky about the reports that have been circulating for a couple of months now, but it is not being a Bayern Munich to throw a red herring out there either.

It does feel like Bayern Munich is very serious about the Newcastle United star and if there is a way to get the deal done in a good way for both sides, it feels like it will happen. If not, the Bavarians will likely just move on to option two. LFC eyeing Leipzig’s Diomande, Nusa (ESPN) Liverpool might like to double dip at RB Leipzig by getting Yan Diomande and Antonio Nusa: RB Leipzig duo Yan Diomande and Antonio Nusa are summer targets for Liverpool, according to iNews.

The Reds are keen to recruit in wide areas ahead of next season, with Mohamed Salah leaving the club, but would be looking at parting with around €150 million for the pair. Another name on their shortlist is Paris Saint-Germain star Bradley Barcola, who has also been heavily linked with Arsenal in recent weeks. British-record transfer Alexander Isak, meanwhile, is expected to remain at Anfield despite failing to hit top form this term.