Leroy Sane has revealed ongoing talks with Bayern Munich about extending his contract at the Allianz Arena, signaling his reluctance to consider a return to the Premier League.

The German winger, who joined Bayern from Manchester City in 2020, is now in the final year of his current deal.

This situation has sparked interest from Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester United, and Liverpool, especially after Sane’s hesitation to commit to an extension last year.

From January, clubs outside Germany can legally initiate discussions with Sane regarding a potential transfer. However, the 28-year-old has delivered a significant setback to his suitors, expressing his preference to remain at Bayern if terms can be agreed.

Since arriving in Munich, Sane has made a strong impact, contributing 51 goals and 50 assists across 186 appearances.

Despite featuring mostly from the bench this season under Vincent Kompany, Sane has reiterated his commitment to Bayern. In an interview with BILD, he stated: “We are in talks. I feel comfortable in Munich. I feel really comfortable. Talks are very good. My focus is currently only on Bayern.”

Addressing the possibility of a Premier League return, Sane was clear about his priorities. “I follow Premier League football, but the attraction for me lies in the club where I can show my best performance, develop, and win titles. I have that at Bayern,” he said.

Although Sane has seen limited starts this season, Kompany—his former Manchester City teammate—has acknowledged the winger’s influence. Speaking after Bayern’s recent win against Benfica, Kompany praised Sane’s contribution: “Leroy changed the game, you could say that. Leroy did very well after he was subbed on.

“I’m very happy to have the quality of Leroy Sane and Michael Olise in the same position, not to forget Kingsley Coman and Serge Gnabry. They have all scored goals and contributed well so far this season.”

Manchester United and Arsenal, who were reportedly preparing to battle for Sane’s signature, may now be forced to reconsider their plans.

Both clubs were eager to secure the services of a player with proven Premier League credentials, including two league titles and a PFA Young Player of the Year award from his time at Manchester City.

Southampton, currently rooted at the bottom of the Premier League table, are eyeing an ambitious January transfer window with a potential move for Real Madrid’s young talent, Endrick. However, the Saints may face stiff competition for his signature.

The 18-year-old Brazilian joined Real Madrid in the summer from Palmeiras in a £60m deal but has struggled for regular playing time. This season, Endrick has made ten appearances across all competitions, scoring twice. Despite these contributions, he has yet to start a game, with his league minutes limited to brief late appearances.

Reports suggest that Real Madrid might consider loaning him out to gain more experience, and Southampton are reportedly interested. According to Sport, the Saints have initiated discussions with Real Madrid about a possible deal.

However, they are not alone in their pursuit. Serie A club Roma and La Liga side Real Valladolid are also said to have expressed interest in the talented forward.

The decision on Endrick’s future is expected to take shape as the January transfer window approaches. Meanwhile, speculation surrounds another Real Madrid youngster, Arda Güler. The Turkish starlet has attracted interest from clubs like Arsenal, who have reportedly opened talks with Real Madrid about a potential move.

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti recently addressed the situation regarding both players. He emphasized their quality and readiness to contribute but maintained that the team’s immediate focus is on improving collective results.

He acknowledged that Endrick and Güler could play key roles, saying, “They are ready to play and showing a lot of quality in training. They can help us in the next games, but the priority is to turn things around as a team.”

For Southampton, the stakes are high. With just one win in their first 11 games of the season and only seven goals scored, the Saints find themselves four points adrift of safety.

Manager Russell Martin will be desperate for reinforcements in January to boost their survival hopes and avoid an immediate return to the Championship.

Ruben Amorim has vowed to revolutionize Manchester United with a bold, no-fear approach, promising to bring back the dominance of the Premier League’s “engine.”

The 39-year-old Portuguese tactician, who signed a contract running until June 2027, will make his managerial debut for the Red Devils against Ipswich Town on November 24. Despite inheriting a team currently languishing in 13th place, Amorim is undeterred, insisting that his fearless philosophy will take effect immediately.

“We know rebuilding takes time,” Amorim admitted. “But from day one, we’ll play without fear. There’s no space for hesitation or thinking about what they’re used to. We start with our vision immediately—no compromises.”

Amorim becomes the sixth manager tasked with reviving Manchester United since Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure in 2013. Notable predecessors like Jose Mourinho and Louis van Gaal fell short of restoring the club’s glory, while Erik ten Hag’s tenure left fans longing for flair over fear.

Yet, Amorim remains unfazed by the immense expectations.
“It’s a great responsibility, but also an honour,” he said. “If the team performs well and wins, the entire atmosphere transforms. Manchester United is the engine of football, the heartbeat of the Premier League. While we haven’t won the league in a long time, this is the biggest club in England, and it’s time to reclaim that status.”

Amorim’s arrival marks a new chapter not only for the club but also for his personal career. He leaves Sporting Lisbon as a two-time league champion, ending their 19-year title drought and cementing his reputation as one of Europe’s most exciting young managers. This season, Sporting boasted a flawless record of 11 wins from 11 league games under his guidance.

Despite interest from Liverpool and Chelsea, Amorim revealed that only Manchester United could tempt him away from Portugal.

“This was my only choice because of what this club represents,” he said. “I’m honoured to be here and will do everything for the team. I’ll stand by my players and fight to restore United to its rightful place.”

Amorim believes the hunger for success at Old Trafford sets the stage for something extraordinary.
“Everyone here craves success, and that’s what makes this club so special,” he explained. “This is where I want to be—leading a team that’s ready to make history. I believe we will succeed.”

With his fearless attitude and proven track record, Amorim is determined to steer Manchester United into a new era of success, reigniting the passion of fans and players alike. The journey begins now.