Bayern Munich transfer news: Barcelona target Tah, BVB push for Anton

Bayern Munich could face a difficult winter transfer window, with several reports linking key players with moves away and the club itself eyeing new signings.

Barcelona interested in Tah

FC Barcelona have shown strong interest in Bayern defender Jonathan Tah, according to 90min and n-tv. The Catalan club reportedly made an inquiry for the German international, but Bayern have taken a clear stance, per n-tv. The reports do not specify whether Bayern would be willing to sell or what price they would demand.

Dortmund make offer for Anton

Borussia Dortmund have reportedly made an offer for Anton, according to n-tv. The defender, who currently plays for Borussia Mönchengladbach, is a target for the Bundesliga rivals. The report does not mention any response from Gladbach or the player.

Bayern's own targets

Bayern are also active on the market. According to Voetbalprimeur, the club are still keen on Liverpool's winger Rio Ngumoha, with Bayern-watcher Christian Falk saying he is high on the German club's wishlist. Bayern are considering a new attempt next summer, the Dutch outlet reports.

n-tv also reports that Bayern have a 60-million-euro release clause target at FC Porto, described as a jewel, though no name is given. Meanwhile, the future of goalkeeper Neuer is reportedly almost certain to end, with Bayern having a preferred candidate in mind, according to n-tv.

Other rumours

90min reports that Barcelona have also asked about a Bayern star, without specifying who, and that Schalke 04's goalkeeper is on Bayern's shortlist. The same outlet mentions that Bayern are monitoring a Barcelona star's situation, and that Hakan Calhanoglu could move to a rival. Real Madrid, Arsenal, Fenerbahçe and RB Leipzig also appear in the transfer rumour round-ups, but no concrete details are provided.

Dayot Upamecano's contract extension reportedly includes a clause that could become problematic for Bayern, according to 90min, though the details are not disclosed.