Bayern Munich is reportedly planning to revamp their squad this summer and could potentially lose three of their attackers in the process.

The German champions narrowly secured the league title on the final day, and their early exits from the German Cup and Champions League led to the dismissal of coach Julian Nagelsmann and the appointment of Thomas Tuchel.

According to Bild, Bayern is open to selling Leroy Sane, Sadio Mane, and Serge Gnabry.

Despite their individual talents, all three players have struggled to consistently perform at their best this season, prompting Bayern to seek more reliable performers.

While the departure of all three players may seem unlikely, the fact that they are reportedly available for sale indicates that Bayern is prepared for an aggressive and decisive summer transfer window as they aim to strengthen their squad.

Mason Mount, who is expected to leave Chelsea in the upcoming transfer window, could potentially secure his preferred squad number at Manchester United if the proposed transfer materializes.

The 24-year-old midfielder is reportedly in advanced talks with key figures at Old Trafford, with his representatives, including his father Tony and agent Neil Fewings, discussing important details with the club.

While there is currently no agreement between the two clubs regarding the transfer fee, Manchester United appears to have a clear path in their pursuit of Mount, as Arsenal and Liverpool, who were previously believed to be interested, may no longer be in contention.

Regarding squad numbers, throughout his career at Chelsea, Mount has worn the number 19 jersey.

This number holds significance for him as he has also worn it during a loan spell with Vitesse and for the England national team in major tournaments. Given this history, the decision on his squad number at Manchester United may seemingly be straightforward for him to make.

Agent Josep María Minguella has expressed doubt regarding Barcelona‘s chances of re-signing Lionel Messi.

The news broke today that Messi will be leaving Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) after the conclusion of their season, which will end with a match against Clermont this weekend.

Minguella’s skepticism suggests that the possibility of Messi returning to Barcelona, his former club, may not be as straightforward as some had hoped.

The situation surrounding Messi’s future remains uncertain, and it remains to be seen which club he will join next.

According to Minguella, he was involved in Messi joining Barca as a junior player and he stated: “I see it as very difficult for Messi to return to Barcelona, for me it would be a surprise even if he wanted to.

“Barça’s situation is very delicate and bringing a player like Messi would be very difficult.”