According to the Telegraph, Bayern Munich made an inquiry about Raheem Sterling on Deadline Day as a last-minute alternative amid uncertainty over the signing of Nicolas Jackson, but the move did not proceed. Sterling's yearly earnings of approximately 18 million euros are noted as a continuing obstacle for any potential transfer. He could become an option again in the winter, though a considerable salary reduction would be required for him to keep playing at Europe's top level.

According to The Telegraph, Bayern Munich showed interest in Raheem Sterling and reportedly explored a potential deal on Deadline Day. These discussions occurred during negotiations concerning a loan move for Nicolas Jackson. Sterling's reluctance to move overseas contributed to the transfer not happening.

Bayern Munich are among the teams that have been offered the chance to sign Raheem Sterling this window, with the winger set to leave Chelsea.