Since Bayern officially announced that coach Tuchel will leave at the end of this season, Bayern has been rumored to have coaching scandals with world-renowned coaches such as Nagelsmann, De Zerbi, Conte, and Mourinho. But according to well-known German journalist Falke, the 65-year-old Rangnick is the first choice for Bayern's next manager. He began his coaching career in 1983 and has managed teams such as Manchester United, Leipzig and Hoffenheim. At present, Rangnick is coaching Austria, leading the team in 20 games, with a record of 12 wins, 3 draws and 5 losses, and successfully led the team to qualify for the main round of the European Championship.
According to the information provided by German media sport1, at present, Rangnick's contract with the Austrian Football Association will only expire in 2026, and the Austrian Football Association proposes that Bayern must pay at least 10 million euros in liquidated damages before Rangnick can take over Bayern after the European Cup. It is reported that Bayern agreed to give Rangnick some rights in terms of transfers, but it will not be the final decision. Bayern have handed over a contract to Rangnick and currently need to be agreed by both Rangnick and the Austrian national team. Rangnick has made great contributions to German football, he has held key positions at Schalke 04, Hoffenheim, RB Leipzig, and even German top managers such as Klopp Tuchel are his protégés, and he has single-handedly discovered the likes of Haaland and Timo Werner. But Rangnick's coaching resume is not glamorous, and I personally feel that inviting Rangnick to coach is definitely a risk for Bayern.
In terms of signings, Bayern are expected to make changes to their backline this summer. According to German Sky reporter Florian Plettenberg, Bayern are interested in bringing in Bayer Leverkusen centre-back tower this summer, and the latter's transfer fee is expected to be around 20 million euros. He has one year left on his contract and is valued at around €20 million this summer. Last summer, he had a release clause of 18 million euros. His agent, Zahavi, is in talks with a potential new club. It is reported that negotiations have already been held between the two sides. Eber and Freund want Ta to join the backline as an experienced and commanding centre-back. However, if Bayern want to complete the transfer deal, they must cash in on the sale of players and make room for new signings.
It is understood that if Bayern Munich succeeds in poaching the defender tower from Bayer Leverkusen this summer. They are likely to opt to sell the French national team's main centre-back, Yu Parmecano. Cammecano's contract with Bayern Munich expires in 2026 and he is currently valued at €50 million, according to the latest figures provided by the German transfer market.