Bayern Munich had an official present to watch Eivind Helland play in a match against KFUM in Oslo. The club is seeking to enhance their center-back options following the signing of Jonathan Tah and amid rumors about Kim Min-jae's future after his season plagued with injuries. The Bundesliga champions, who are focused on fortifying their defense, sent an official to evaluate the Norwegian Under-21 international during his team's 2-0 loss to KFUM in Oslo. Although Helland's potential was emphasized by comparisons to Ballon d’Or winner Rodri made by Brann coach Freyr Alexandersson, he encountered a setback by being sent off after a second yellow card for a challenge on a KFUM striker during stoppage time. Bayern is interested in strengthening their squad with young talent after recently acquiring Jonathan Tah from Bayer Leverkusen, as there are ongoing concerns about Kim Min-jae's future and Hiroki Ito's fitness challenges.