According to "Kickers", Bayern and Hoffenheim's negotiations on Bischoff's early departure were at a deadlock.

Jonathan Tats will follow Bayern to the United States to prepare for the Club World Cup, and Bayern will pay Leverkusen a fixed transfer fee of 800,000 euros. The amount will increase based on Bayern's performance in the Club World Cup, with a total of between 2 million and 4 million euros. In other words, the better Bayern scores, the higher the scores Leverkusen earns. This clause is reasonable and fair.

Bayern's move is to deal with uncertainty in the defense. Yu Pa just ended a few months of injury, and Kim Min-jae's Achilles tendon is still uncomfortable, and Dell is about to transfer to Monaco.

In addition to Towers, Bayern also plans to sign Bissov without a visa on July 1, but negotiations with Hoffenheim on early transfer have reached a deadlock. The two sides need to reach an agreement in the next few days, otherwise it would be a double blow to Bishov, because he had given up participating in the U21 European Cup in order to participate in the Club World Cup.

Peretz's transfer rumors are still ongoing. He has been linked to Burnley and Eindhoven, but there is no substantial progress at the moment, so he will also set off with the team.

Urreich will miss the Club World Cup for personal reasons, but he will renew his contract with Bayern for one year and will serve as the third goalkeeper next season.