Bayern Munich's sporting director, Max Eberl, has publicly confirmed that the club has engaged in direct talks concerning Anthony Gordon. Eberl stated that they had a very good conversation and hope they can make progress. It is understood that Gordon is extremely eager to complete the transfer to Munich. Newcastle United are seeking a valuation of approximately £75 million, having purchased Gordon from Everton for £45 million three years ago. Newcastle must also pay Everton 15% of any profit as part of the sale terms. Bayern Munich believe they can negotiate a lower price and sign Gordon for a figure closer to £65 million, plus add-ons.

Bayern Munich have increased their efforts to sign Anthony Gordon following an endorsement from England manager Thomas Tuchel. According to sources in Germany, Tuchel personally supported the move during discussions with Bayern's sporting director, Max Eberl. A significant difference in valuation remains between the clubs. Newcastle insists on a fee of at least £75 million, while Bayern’s current valuation is thought to be approximately £20 million less than that amount. Sources indicate that Bayern are optimistic that negotiations can progress in the coming weeks. Gordon is reportedly more attracted to the possibility of moving to Bavaria. According to sources, Tuchel’s presence within the England setup has increased that appeal. In comments to German media, Max Eberl confirmed that Bayern are actively working on acquiring attacking players. He also confirmed that positive talks had occurred regarding a leading target, who is understood to be Gordon.

Anthony Gordon may leave Newcastle United for an acceptable price. Eberl has confirmed that the 25-year-old Englishman has been contacted, stating that they had a very good conversation and hope to make progress. According to reports, an agreement with Gordon has already been reached. A transfer fee of 60 to just under 90 million euros is being discussed, and tough negotiations with the Magpies are already underway. Anthony Gordon is under contract with Newcastle United until 2030.

According to Team Talk, Arsenal are competing with Bayern Munich for Gordon.

Team Talk reports that Newcastle are open to selling one or two big-name players this summer to fund a rebuild. The report states that Anthony Gordon is the player the club would prefer to sell above all others, and also describes him as being bound for Bayern Munich.

According to talkSPORT, Bayern have agreed personal terms with Anthony Gordon over a summer move. However, Bayern and Newcastle are yet to agree on a fee for the player. Newcastle boss Eddie Howe stated that Gordon has just come back from injury and that the team has played well in his absence. Howe added that Gordon has not been selected with a partial view to the future. The manager also said Newcastle are going into a transfer window with a lot of unknowns and there will be a feeling of change this summer. On a recent episode of Inside The Toon, Newcastle fan Jack Cunningham stated that Gordon is absolutely gone and suggested a deal will happen before the World Cup. Adam Clery noted the absence of pushback or comment from the club or Gordon and suggested that the parties want the transfer resolved as soon as possible.

Newcastle will consider offers for Anthony Gordon this summer as they expect he will want to consider his future opportunities. Newcastle and Bayern have a good relationship. In the context of links to a summer move to Bayern Munich, Newcastle boss Eddie Howe admitted that Anthony Gordon could have played his final match for the club.

Bayern Munich is in active negotiations to sign Anthony Gordon and is looking to complete a deal ahead of the World Cup. Newcastle insiders have played down suggestions that an agreement is already in place, insisting they will not let the forward leave for a low price. Eddie Howe stated he had no updates and said that while discussions might potentially be happening, they were not with him.

According to Goal.com, Bayern Munich target Anthony Gordon could once again be left out of Newcastle United's matchday squad. Ahead of Sunday's Premier League match with West Ham United, Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe stated at a press conference on Friday that Gordon's recent omission from the squad was not solely due to his hip issues.

According to SkySportDE, Anthony Gordon's preference is a move abroad for a new challenge, and his desired destination is FC Bayern. Bayern are offering a top contract until 2031, and the club's bosses, Dreesen and Eberl, are in direct talks with Newcastle. Bayern's current offer is €60m, but Newcastle have not yet lowered their demands. At this stage, no agreement has been reached.

Anthony Gordon traveled to Munich a few days ago and wishes to join the German club. According to Christian Falk of Bild, Bayern faces strong competition from major English clubs.

Christian Falk reports that Bayern Munich have entered official transfer fee negotiations with Newcastle United for Anthony Gordon. Newcastle United are insisting on a fee of 90 million euros, and Bayern Munich's opening offer is 60 million euros, with hopes of reaching a compromise on the fee. The Bayern supervisory board reportedly fully supports the move for Anthony Gordon, but Uli Hoeneß and others are unlikely to approve a sum as high as 90 million euros.

According to Team Talk, Liverpool have been given fresh hope of a deal for Anthony Gordon after three significant doubts threw his potential transfer to Bayern Munich up in the air.

On the 'Bayern Insider' podcast, BILD's Christian Falk confirmed that Anthony Gordon is Bayern's absolute top transfer target and that the supervisory board fully supports the transfer. Falk reported that Bayern and Anthony Gordon are in agreement, the player wants to join the club, and negotiations with Newcastle United have begun. Christian Falk also said that Bayern wants to start with 60 million euros and is trying to reach a compromise on the price, with the goal being to negotiate a lower price with the club. English media also report that the Newcastle professional has already reached an agreement with Bayern. On Twitter, transfer expert Ben Jacobs confirmed that fundamental agreements have been reached between Anthony Gordon and FC Bayern Munich. However, Jacobs added that a significant discrepancy in valuation remains between FC Bayern and Newcastle, and that talks between the two clubs are still ongoing. Newcastle is demanding around 86 million euros for the player.

According to talkSPORT, Anthony Gordon is ready to leave Newcastle United for Bayern Munich in the summer transfer window and has already agreed terms with the Bundesliga champions. The same source states that no agreement is in place between the two clubs, as Newcastle want £75 million for the player, a sum Bayern are not willing to pay. ChronicleLive has dismissed the claim that Gordon has an agreement in place with Bayern, while noting that the forward could still leave this summer. Gordon wants to join Bayern Munich. Danny Murphy commented that he is surprised that Gordon wants to move to Bayern.

According to Alex Crook, general terms have been agreed upon between Anthony Gordon and Bayern Munich. A significant difference in valuation remains between Bayern and Newcastle, and talks between the clubs are ongoing. Newcastle is seeking a fee greater than £75m, and there is optimism the club’s valuation will be met due to the amount of initial interest.

According to 'Sport Bild', the signing of Anthony Gordon from Newcastle United is currently a high priority at Säbener Straße. Supervisory board member Uli Hoeneß is also advocating for a deal. Newcastle is still demanding a fee that is considered too high.

It is reported that Bayern Munich is already negotiating for the summer transfer of Anthony Gordon. Gordon has been on the bench for Newcastle for two consecutive games. Coach Eddie Howe attributes Gordon's absence to a recent injury and good team form. Former footballer Jamie O'Hara believes that Gordon's benching is a sign of an inevitable summer departure from the club.

It appears increasingly likely that Anthony Gordon will leave Newcastle in the summer, with the player having been seeking a move for several months. Bayern Munich are interested in the winger and have approved a bid for him. The club believes Gordon can replicate the success of Michael Olise.

Bayern Munich would prefer a fee of around 70 million euros for Anthony Gordon, preferably to be paid in installments. According to Bild, a deal is impossible if Newcastle insists on their high asking price or refuses installment payments. Ex-professional Pat Nevin commented that Gordon should not refuse the opportunity to join Bayern, citing the club's status and opportunities. Alan Shearer said Gordon would not get into the Bayern team.

Bayern Munich have already made contact with Newcastle for Anthony Gordon regarding a summer transfer, and scouts from the German club have been tracking the forward throughout the year. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe responded to rumors about Gordon's future, stating that it is difficult for him to comment on individual players and timing and that it is not one of his strengths. Howe added that he is trying to finish this season with his team in the best way possible and that there is no point in looking too far into the future. He also stated that he has not heard anything regarding conversations between the clubs for Anthony Gordon, adding that it is not something he is involved in.

Florian Plettenberg reports that club-to-club talks have occurred between FC Bayern and Newcastle regarding Anthony Gordon. Newcastle’s initial demands were up to €90m. Realistically, the fee is expected to be approximately €75-85m including bonuses. Bayern will not pay that, and for this reason, discussions with other candidates are also ongoing.

The Daily Mail reported that FC Bayern have intensified their pursuit of Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon. The German record champions are now in talks with the Magpies and have held initial exploratory discussions regarding a transfer for the versatile attacking player.

According to Sky Sports Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg, Bayern Munich have presented Newcastle winger Anthony Gordon with a concrete offer. A five-year contract has been offered to Gordon. The main issue is an agreement with Newcastle United, not with the player, and Bayern Munich have clear limits. Newcastle United is reportedly seeking a fee of approximately £77 million. Gordon has a contract that runs until 2030 and has not publicly demanded an exit. Additionally, Barcelona sporting director Deco recently held talks with Gordon's representatives.

According to Florian Plettenberg, FC Bayern have presented specific figures to Anthony Gordon and his representatives. Gordon could sign a five-year contract at Bayern. The main issue is an agreement with Newcastle, not with the player. Plettenberg reports that Bayern have clear limits, and for this reason, Eberl and Freund are in talks with several candidates.

According to BILD, initial exchanges concerning Anthony Gordon have taken place, and the player's agent has traveled to Munich for discussions. Newcastle has set a price of approximately 86 million euros, which Bayern considers too high. Furthermore, there are sporting doubts about how Gordon would fit into Bayern's squad.

The Athletic reports that Anthony Gordon is currently the top target for Bayern Munich and that the club is also planning to involve Harry Kane in convincing his fellow international to join. Club-level contacts have not yet been established.

According to Florian Plettenberg, Anthony Gordon’s management have been in contact with FC Bayern for months and the contact is ongoing. Vincent Kompany has approved the deal. Plettenberg reports that negotiations with Gordon's agent did not occur at Säbener Strasse last week, because another person within the agency is responsible for him. Bayern have Plan B and C in place should Gordon become too expensive.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Bayern Munich started contacts in February to be informed about Anthony Gordon. The player is part of a three-man shortlist for a new winger.

Fabrizio Romano reports that the chances of Anthony Gordon leaving Newcastle United this summer are serious, with Bayern Munich mentioned as one of the main clubs interested in him. According to Christian Falk, Bayern have had talks with Anthony Gordon’s representatives. Falk specified that Gordon’s German agent, Gordon Stipic-Wipfler of Unique Sports Group, met with Max Eberl, Bayern’s head of sport, for an initial round of talks. Falk states there are no problems between Anthony Gordon and Bayern Munich in finding a solution, though figures have not been concretely negotiated. Falk adds that there could be a problem with the transfer fee sought by Newcastle, noting a price of £80m (€92.6m) would be too high for Bayern, while the supervisory board at Bayern Munich was considering a figure around £60m (€69.4m).

FC Bayern has an interest in Anthony Gordon. According to 'Sport Bild', the player's agent, Gordon Stipic-Wipfler, was in Munich last week for talks. 'Sport Bild' also reports that specific figures were already discussed. The reported transfer fee is between 86 and 93 million euros. Newcastle United is considered reluctant to negotiate because of the high resale participation of former club FC Everton.

Bayern Munich is interested in Anthony Gordon, and Newcastle is open to selling the player in the summer. Newcastle will seriously consider bids of around £70m, as they are preparing to sell players to fund the next phase of their rebuild. According to BILD chief Christian Falk, Liverpool’s interest in Gordon would be a 'problem' for Bayern. Since Liverpool has now cooled its interest, the way is open for Bayern.

FC Bayern has an interest in Newcastle United's Anthony Gordon, but the two clubs are far apart on a potential transfer fee, and it is not foreseen that an agreement will be reached soon. According to 'The Athletic', a resale clause from Gordon's 2023 sale from Everton to Newcastle entitles Everton to 15 percent of any profit Newcastle makes on a transfer. That initial transfer consisted of a base fee of 46 million euros with up to six million euros in bonuses. 'The Athletic' also reports that Newcastle is demanding the equivalent of 93 million euros for Gordon, partly to secure a substantial profit given the percentage owed to Everton. It is considered unlikely that Bayern will pay close to 100 million euros for the player. Although internal evaluations at Bayern reportedly rate Gordon highly, sources cited by an English football portal have described his Premier League performances as inconsistent and often disappointing.

According to Goal.com, Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon has become a preferred alternative transfer target because the club’s hierarchy believes a deal for Yan Diomande would be too expensive. Gordon was once regarded as being FC Bayern's top target.

According to Fichajes, Manchester United have taken the first step in their attempt to sign Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon, which challenges Bayern Munich to raise their informal offer for the Englishman.

According to Bild journalist Christian Falk, Anthony Gordon is highly-rated on Bayern’s shortlist and there will be talks about money, which makes the interest concrete. Gordon has indicated that he could make a move to the Bundesliga. While there were rumours of an €80m [£69.3m] fee, The Times suggests it is closer to €75m [£65m]. Christian Falk thinks this would be too expensive for Bayern Munich. If Anthony Gordon insists on a move to Bayern only, Newcastle could perhaps be encouraged to lower their asking price. Gordon's prior relationship with and affinity for Liverpool could be a problem for Bayern. The German club does not want to spend a large amount of money this summer, and if they cannot get an agreement with Newcastle, it could become a problem if Liverpool are able to offer more money.

According to the 'Bild'-Podcast 'Bayern Insider', numbers have been exchanged between Anthony Gordon and Bayern Munich. Christian Falk of Bild stated in 'Bayern Insider' that Bayern's plan is to reach an agreement with the player so that if he moves, it would be to Bayern, and that Bayern would have a chance to reduce the price if Newcastle need to sell due to Financial Fair Play and missing out on the Champions League, and if Gordon commits clearly to Bayern. Gordon is reportedly hoping that a move from the Premier League to Bayern Munich would lead to a significant advancement in his career.

It is understood that Anthony Gordon is exploring his options ahead of the summer transfer window. According to The Times, Vincent Kompany’s side are the favourites to sign him ahead of Arsenal and Liverpool. It is reported that Newcastle are prepared to open talks to sell Gordon to Bayern if their €86 million (£75m) asking price is met. However, Bayern’s initial valuation is €63m (£55m), which is an offer Newcastle will not consider. No club-to-club discussions have taken place, but negotiations are expected to be scheduled in the coming weeks. Bayern are reportedly eager to agree a deal, while Newcastle are willing to accept a sale for an acceptable price. It is also understood that Bayern are keen to sign Gordon, with this interest being influenced by the recent successes of Harry Kane and Michael Olise.

Sky reports that the FC Bayern management, including coach Vincent Kompany, are unanimously pursuing Anthony Gordon from Newcastle United. The coach has given his approval for the transfer and would be pleased to welcome the winger. Discussions with the player's representatives are ongoing. The Magpies are currently demanding around 92 million euros as a transfer fee, which is considered to be certainly too high for the German record champion.

According to Team Talk, a journalist has claimed that Anthony Gordon has chosen between Liverpool and Bayern Munich, and that a concrete offer is now being prepared.

According to SkySportDE, FC Bayern are maintaining their interest in Anthony Gordon as there is a realistic chance he could move this summer. He is their top target for the left wing, and personal terms are not an issue. The key factor is reaching an agreement with Newcastle. Gordon was not in the squad for the match against Bournemouth.

According to The Times, Anthony Gordon is the main candidate for Bayern Munich's left wing, and contact has been made with his entourage, but talks between the clubs have not yet started. The same source reports that Bayern is willing to pay more than £55 million for Gordon, though Newcastle values him higher and he has no release clause. Sky and BBC report that Newcastle is asking for approximately £70 million, whereas Bayern wants to pay a lower amount. Citing Sky and BBC, German media also report that Bayern considers Gordon a serious option for the summer. Keith Downie of Sky Sports News states that while Gordon has not told Newcastle United he wants to leave, there is an expectation from the club that he would be keen on a move. Newcastle extended Anthony Gordon's contract in October 2024 to remove speculation about his future, and Bayern Munich has been tracking him since before April 2026.

According to BILD, Newcastle faces pressure to sell because of Financial Fair Play regulations, which makes a major transfer likely in the summer. Anthony Gordon is considered one of the candidates for sale.

Anthony Gordon is a transfer target for Bayern Munich. He has not submitted a transfer request and is not actively seeking a move, but there is an internal acceptance that he might leave as Newcastle plan to engage in transfer dealings this summer.

Anthony Gordon has informed Newcastle's management that he wants a new challenge. The Telegraph reported that Bayern Munich is interested in Anthony Gordon and that Newcastle would demand more than 90 million euros for him. Anthony Gordon wants to resolve his future before the World Cup.

The Athletic reports that Anthony Gordon has decided to leave Newcastle in the next summer transfer window, and that the club's asking price for him could be set at over 92 million euros.

According to BBC Sport, Anthony Gordon is open to a move to Bayern Munich, and the outlet stated that the move has a good chance of occurring. The Telegraph has contradicted reports in German media that Gordon is available for $74.6–81.4 million (£55–60 million), with a fee greater than $108.6 million expected to be required. Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen declared earlier this season that the club can afford every transfer they want to make, but they do not want to make every one and not at any price. Dreesen stated that they define what is sensible and their principle is that they do not spend more than they earn, which has been true in the past and will remain true in the future.

The Telegraph reports that Bayern Munich considers Anthony Gordon a priority target. Newcastle expects concrete offers in the early stages of the summer transfer window. The club's position is that a proposal close to 100 million will be needed to start negotiations, as Anthony Gordon has four years left on his contract.

Anthony Gordon is reportedly open to leaving Newcastle United this summer and has interest from Bayern Munich. The transfer fee could be £80m, according to The Telegraph. Newcastle has not been directly informed by Gordon that he wants to leave, although they are seemingly aware of interest in the player. Gordon recently played down transfer speculation about his future. As quoted by Goal, he said it was the "same old, same old" and that he had not heard anything, adding that he has gone through enough transfer situations to know that it is "all a load of rubbish." Gordon also stated that he is focused on himself, the team, and the present, because looking too far into the future can lead to underperformance, which is something he has done before and will not do now.

According to 'The Athletic', Anthony Gordon is pressing for a decision before the World Cup and is open to a transfer. The forward has reportedly already sent positive signals to Munich. Bayern Munich faces considerable competition from Liverpool FC and Arsenal FC for Gordon, and the transfer fee could become an issue, as a club would likely have to pay between 60 and 80 million euros for the English national player.

According to the BBC, Newcastle United are open to offers for the 25-year-old, but serious talks with the club will only begin if the 80 million euro asking price is met. The BBC adds that an advantage for Bayern is that Gordon knows the German record champions highly value his abilities and is therefore open to a move to the Bundesliga. Sky reports that Bayern are holding very concrete talks with Gordon's representatives and that the pacy winger is seen as the top choice to reinforce their attack. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, several Premier League clubs are also monitoring the England international, with Arsenal named among them. The Sun claims Arsenal are ready to pay up to €90m. The same source adds that Bayern are unlikely to match that given Luis Díaz’s strong form. Sky reports that Bayern are prepared to spend around €70m.

According to BBC Sport, Anthony Gordon is open to moving to Germany to play for Bayern Munich. The outlet has supported Sky Germany’s claim about Bayern and reports that Vincent Kompany’s side have accelerated their interest in Gordon in recent weeks. Sources have told BBC Sport that a move to Germany is likely to happen in the coming months and that Newcastle will demand at least £70million (€80.5m, $95m) for Gordon.

According to Sacha Tavolieri, new discussions are scheduled to take place between Anthony Gordon's representatives and the Bavarian management to explore the possibility of a deal. Newcastle is now willing to negotiate.

According to SkySportDE, Anthony Gordon is currently FC Bayern's primary target for the left wing. The current estimated transfer fee for a summer transfer is €60-70 million. Bayern is prepared to invest that amount if Gordon agrees. The situation now largely depends on Gordon, while Bayern, led by Eberl and Freund, is keeping alternative options open.

Sky Sports Germany reports that contacts have occurred between Bayern Munich and Anthony Gordon's entourage to assess the player's perspective on a potential move. The transfer fee could be as high as 80 million euros. Newcastle acquired Anthony Gordon from Everton for 45 million euros in 2023 and is unwilling for him to depart for a smaller sum, due to his importance to the team.

Goal.com has reported that Bayern Munich have identified Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon as a key attacking target. The report also states that Vincent Kompany wants more competition for Luis Diaz, and indicates that Bayern are reportedly ready to test Newcastle’s resolve with a £50 million bid.

FC Bayern Munich and other suitors could gain a significant advantage in the pursuit of Anthony Gordon from Newcastle United. According to Fabrizio Romano, Newcastle are likely to sell at least one, and possibly two, of their star players this summer.

According to 'Sky', Bayern Munich have a concrete interest in Anthony Gordon. The Pay-TV channel reports that talks with Gordon's side have taken place, but there has not yet been contact between the clubs. According to 'Sky', the transfer fee could be 60 million euros. Gordon is under contract with Newcastle United until 2030 and does not have a release clause. It is also reported that Newcastle wants to keep Gordon.

According to SkySportDE, FC Bayern are giving serious consideration to acquiring Anthony Gordon. He is currently the preferred candidate for the left wing as a back-up and competitor for Luis Díaz. Gordon has been informed and specific discussions have already taken place, though the clubs are not yet in contact. Newcastle United want to keep him.

According to Sacha Tavolieri, Bayern Munich have made contact with Anthony Gordon's camp. Gordon is intrigued by the club's interest and is inspired by the success of Michael Olise. It is unlikely that Bayern would act on their interest unless one of Olise or Luis Diaz departs the club. They will not spend a large sum of money on what would be a backup option.

Bayern Munich have not dismissed a move for Anthony Gordon and have contacted the player's representatives. The English player is open to a potential transfer, but Newcastle are currently not willing to consider a departure for him. According to recent reports from early 2026, Newcastle's asking price for the player is between approximately €98M and €111M, and several Premier League clubs have also been recently linked with him.