Bayern Munich have ruled out signing more players this summer, with sporting chief Max Eberl declaring the club’s incoming transfer business officially over.
The Bundesliga champions strengthened their squad with the arrivals of Nathaniel Brown and Ismael Saibari earlier in the window.
Despite continued speculation linking Bayern with several other players, Eberl insisted the German giants have no plans to bring in additional reinforcements.
“We closed the transfers of Nathaniel Brown and Ismael Saibari very quickly. I thought it was clear that we were done with incomings,” he said.
Eberl laughs off Bayern transfer rumours
The Bayern chief also dismissed reports linking the club with more potential targets before the transfer window closes.
According to Eberl, there is no truth behind the names being circulated in connection with the Bundesliga champions.
“I had to smile about the names being linked to us. There’s zero per cent truth to these rumours,” he added.
His declaration sends a clear message to clubs, players and agents hoping to negotiate late deals with Bayern.
It also suggests the club’s hierarchy is satisfied with the squad assembled for the new campaign.
Bayern satisfied with summer business
Brown and Saibari were identified as key additions as Bayern moved quickly to complete their major summer deals.
The club will now focus on preparing the existing squad rather than chasing more players before deadline day.
Transfer speculation is expected to continue until the window closes.
However, Eberl’s comments leave little room for doubt about Bayern’s position, with the German champions determined to move forward with their current squad.
