Bayern Munich eyes Antonio Nusa as winger target for January or summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 7, 2026, 8:04 AM
Last updated Nov 7, 2026

Bayern Munich is reportedly targeting winger Antonio Nusa, who has performed well at RB Leipzig. The club aims to strengthen its squad either in the January transfer window or next summer, as they seek a backup for Luis Diaz. Although Bayern had previously shown interest in JJ Gabriel, he opted to join Real Madrid. Further discussions surrounding Nusa’s potential transfer are expected, but the negotiation may be complicated, given that Leipzig paid €21m for him. Nusa's contract runs until 2029, and his age and versatility make him an appealing option for Bayern.
- •Bayern Munich seeks to sign a winger in January or summer.
- •Antonio Nusa has impressed at RB Leipzig over the past 15 months.
- •Bayern's previous target JJ Gabriel joined Real Madrid instead.
- •Nusa's transfer value is expected to be between €50m-60m.
- •His contract with RB Leipzig extends until 2029.
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"Bayern Munich are expected to sign a new winger, either in the January window or next summer, and several names have been linked with a move already. One of the players who is of interest to Bayern i...
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