Bayern Munich are intensifying their efforts to bolster their left wing, with Liverpool’s Luis Diaz as their primary target. 

The Bundesliga giants recently had a €67.5m bid for the 28-year-old Colombian rejected, as Liverpool consider him vital to their squad.

Diaz’s versatility, allowing him to play as a winger or striker, combined with his consistent availability and impressive fitness, makes him Bayern’s ideal candidate. His dynamic performances last season for Liverpool further highlight his value.

Other rumored targets, such as Arsenal’s Leandro Trossard and Real Madrid’s Rodrygo, have been dismissed. Rodrygo, in particular, overlaps with Bayern’s new signing Michael Olise, while Lennart Karl is set to serve as Olise’s backup.

Speculation around Xavi Simons and Christopher Nkunku has also surfaced, but these players are not currently part of Bayern’s plans.

Elsewhere, Bayern face challenges in their pursuit of VfB Stuttgart’s Nick Woltemade. A €55m offer was rejected, with Stuttgart holding firm at an €80m valuation, a figure Bayern are reluctant to meet. As the new season approaches, the club is keen to finalize their squad.

The long-term injury to star midfielder Jamal Musiala adds urgency to Bayern’s preparations. This setback could open doors for young talent Paul Wanner, who impressed last season at Heidenheim, scoring six goals and providing four assists in 41 appearances. 

Bayern have decided against loaning out the attacking midfielder, expecting him to shine in pre-season and potentially fill the void left by Musiala.

With the transfer window heating up, Bayern Munich are strategically balancing their pursuit of established stars like Diaz with nurturing promising youngsters like Wanner.

As the season looms, the Bavarians aim to build a squad capable of dominating both domestically and in the Champions League, ensuring depth and resilience.