It is understood that Bayern Munich are monitoring Brian Brobbey’s development ahead of a potential move this summer, and Vincent Kompany’s side recently confirmed they will not sign Nicolas Jackson on a permanent deal when his loan expires. Chelsea and Bayern are reportedly eager to agree a deal to sign Brobbey this summer, but the Sunderland forward insists he has not yet been informed of official interest from either club. When asked if a move to Germany would be appealing, Brobbey added that he does not know and is not thinking about it right now. According to FootballTransfers, Sunderland will demand a club-record fee of €40m to approve a sale during the upcoming summer window.

Brian Brobbey was asked about reported interest from FC Bayern. Brobbey stated to 'Viaplay' that it is always nice when such a big club shows interest, but he has not heard anything about it himself and does not know. It is said that seven goals and one assist in 29 competitive matches have attracted the attention of the Munich club. The Munich club is looking for a replacement for loan striker Nicolas Jackson. The price is reportedly 50 million euros.

FootballTransfers has confirmed that Bayern Munich's interest in Brian Brobbey is concrete, and the German club is closely following the Dutchman's performances before the 2026 summer transfer window. It is reported that Bayern sees the 24-year-old striker as an ideal competitor for Harry Kane, due to the uncertainty surrounding Serge Gnabry's future and the probable end of Nicolas Jackson's loan spell. Sunderland are set to demand a record transfer fee for Brobbey after his fine first season in the Premier League. The Black Cats, who have the centre-forward under contract until 2029, do not wish to let him leave easily and are in a strong negotiating position. The club is demanding €40m, which would be a record outgoing transfer. According to The Independent, Sunderland are aiming for a substantial profit if Brian Brobbey leaves this coming summer. After paying Ajax €20m for the striker last summer, the Premier League side want to double that figure. Ajax would also benefit, as their agreement with Sunderland includes an unspecified resale percentage of the profit, and the Eredivisie club would also be due a smaller sum from FIFA’s solidarity scheme.

Bayern Munich is monitoring 24-year-old Dutch international Brian Brobbey for a potential summer transfer and is showing strong interest. The striker has impressed richer clubs with his physical strength and mobility, and Sunderland might sell him for around double the €20 to €25 million they paid for him. The Dutch international has a contract until 2029, and Aston Villa has also been linked with the player.