Bayern Munich continue to monitor the situation of Florian Wirtz closely. The German record champions are open to a move for the national team player, even though their attack is currently flourishing with Michael Olise.
Insider Christian Falk, who has close ties to the club, confirmed the ongoing interest. "If Wirtz wants a return to the Bundesliga, then Bayern is an option," Falk said. The club's leadership is keeping an eye on the player, although a transfer in the upcoming window is not considered urgent.
The excellent form of summer signing Michael Olise from Crystal Palace has influenced plans. The Frenchman was recently involved in a goal and an assist in the 5-0 win over Bodo/Glimt. Under Vincent Kompany, the team's recent form shows two wins, one draw, and two losses from their last five competitive matches. Their latest result was a narrow 2:1 away win at SV Elversberg, sealed by a goal from Harry Kane.
Wirtz himself has experienced a mixed spell at Liverpool following his move from Bayer Leverkusen. A return to the Bundesliga could therefore be an attractive prospect for the 23-year-old. For Bayern, a potential signing would not directly conflict with Olise, as Wirtz can operate in several attacking roles.
The sporting leadership around Christoph Freund will closely analyse developments in the coming months. No concrete offer is on the table at present, but the door for talks remains open. Bayern's next task is a home match against Union Berlin on Friday, 18 September. The current squad list and further fixtures are available online.
A move in the winter seems unlikely but could gain traction again in the summer of 2027. The player's contract situation at Liverpool will then be a key factor.
