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Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer believes it is too early to discuss a new deal for Liverpool-linked winger Leroy Sane.

Max Eberl is to become Bayern Munich's new sporting director as of March 1, the Bundesliga champions said on Monday. Eberl, 50, signed a contract with the Munich club until the summer of 2027. The long-serving sporting director of Borussia Mönchengladbach had been Bayern's preferred candidate. Eberl was most recently at Bayern's rivals RB Leipzig. But he was sacked in September after a short spell, with the club criticizing his commitment. Speculation swirled that he had been talking to Bayern.

Bayern Munich won't rush to find a new coach to replace Thomas Tuchel, who will leave the club at the end of this season. "We now have a bit of time to look around and we will do so," president Herbert Hainer said after the 2-1 Bundesliga win against RB Leipzig on Saturday. "We have had three coaches in a short space of time. We want to work with the coach in the long term. We will consider and analyse this very carefully - and hopefully get the right one," he said. Bayern dismissed treble winni

Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel, who will leave at the end of the season, hinted he was being moved on against his wishes after his side ended a three-game losing streak with a late 2-1 win over RB Leipzig. The club announced on Wednesday that they would part company with Tuchel in June by mutual consent but when asked by Sky on Saturday if that was the case, he said: "If you look at the contract you get your answer." Tuchel's deal was meant to run until June 2025. When pushed on how the conve

The appointment of Max Eberl as the new head of Bayern Munich's football department is set to be agreed on Monday. Club president Herbert Hainer did not confirm the news on Saturday after the German record champions' 2-1 win against Eberl's former club RB Leipzig. However, his statements, like those of chief executive Jan-Christian Dreesen, left no doubt about the decision. "We announced early enough that we are looking for a new head of football and now we will discuss it on Monday (at a board