According to Falk, Bayern is not currently monitoring Wirtz and has no intention of making a sudden offer for the Liverpool player. However, if Wirtz were interested in returning to the Bundesliga in the future, Bayern would be the first club to contact him. Meanwhile, Michael Olise's future contract renewal could also influence Bayern's position regarding Wirtz.

Regarding claims that "Bayern is monitoring Wirtz and could suddenly make an offer for the Liverpool player," Falk explicitly stated: "This is not true."

Falk said: "According to my information, this is not true. Of course, there is a deep connection between Bayern and Wirtz. Before he decided to join Liverpool, the two parties held two secret meetings—one in Munich and then one in Liverpool. At that time, Slot convinced the German international to go to Merseyside. As long as such a connection exists, there will always be rumors, especially when there are concerns about his performances in England. I must say that I personally don't entirely agree with these concerns. I think Wirtz is performing better now than last year. He also has a new position in the team.

On the other hand, Musiala's situation has always been a topic. After suffering injuries last year, he is now dealing with illness, so he is not currently in the best possible condition. You can see that some reports simply combine these circumstances and then conclude that 'one plus one equals two'.

Of course, if Wirtz is interested in returning to the Bundesliga one day, Bayern Munich would be the first team he would contact. However, there are no such plans currently. Bayern has a very large squad, and everyone is very confident right now. Musiala also has a long-term contract, and don't forget that Vincent Kompany is trying a new system, making Michael Olise the central core, which is also the position Olise currently occupies for the French national team. So Bayern has many options. Also, don't forget that Liverpool paid significant transfer fees for Wirtz."

When asked about the possibility of a swap between Olise and Wirtz, Falk said there aren't many players of that caliber and position.

Falk said: "An important objective for Bayern, which fans should know about, is to have as many German players as possible on the pitch—what we call 'German Bayern.' This has always been a great dream of Bayern's patron Uli Hoeneß, and his successors have also tried to realize this dream. So everyone at Bayern hopes that Michael Olise can play here for a very, very long time.

Eberl told me in an earlier interview that next summer, he hopes to get a clear signal from the French player about whether he can consider signing a new contract with Bayern. Because Bayern cannot let Olise leave for free in 2029. If you wait too long until only one year remains on his contract, it's understandable that the player starts thinking about honoring it. Because if he leaves on a free transfer, a substantial amount of money could be offered to the player. So Bayern must make a decision next summer.

Everyone hopes Olise will sign a new contract. But if he doesn't renew and decides to leave, then Wirtz will certainly become a player of interest for Bayern. This German player can play both on the wing and in midfield, which would be a very interesting option.

If Bayern could arrange a swap with Liverpool, or sell Olise to Real Madrid for a high price, then Bayern would have the funds needed to make an offer for Wirtz. So there are still many, many aspects to discuss. I wouldn't say 'Bayern has never considered this possibility,' because they may well have thought about such a plan."

Traduit par IA.

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