According to Sky Sports in Germany, Bayern's recent loan strategy is very average.

In addition to main goalkeeper Neuer, Bayern also has four goalkeepers: Urbich, Urreich, Nuber and Peretz. According to Mattus, Bayern spends as much as 30 million to 35 million euros on goalkeepers every year, which makes people have to question its rationality. Nuber joined Bayern in 2020 and has been loaned out for the past four years. He has been playing for Stuttgart since 2023, becoming the goalkeeper of the German national team with his outstanding performance. Peretz only made seven appearances after joining Bayern in 2023 and is now on loan to Hamburg. Fruchter joined Bayern youth training in 2014 and went to Qatar with Guardiola to train. In 2020, he was loaned to Nuremberg but failed to get a chance to play. In the 2021/22 season, he only had 9 minutes of playing time at Bayern. He then transferred to Vienna, Austria for 500,000 euros, made 80 appearances in two years, and finally joined Lecce in 2024, but did not get a chance to play in Serie A.

Bayern's recent loan strategy is very average, and it is still unknown whether the loan player can make a breakthrough at Bayern. Whether Nuber will guard the goal for Bayern again and whether Peretz can gain a foothold in Bayern are unsolved. In addition to goalkeepers, Bayern also loaned offensive players Sibu, A-Ibrahimovic and Kratenmark. Sibu made 27 appearances in Mainz, contributing two goals and three assists. Kratenmark performed well in Ulm (32 games, 3 goals and 8 assists) and is now loaned to Hertha Berlin. A-Ibrahimovic's loan experience in Italy was not smooth and he is now on loan to Hedenheim. Zilkze and Tillman could have helped Bayern, but they were sold to Bologna and Leverkusen, respectively. Wannar has performed well during his loan period and returned to Munich this summer, but his future remains uncertain.