Bayern Munich seeks transfer for Hiroki Itō, eyes on Gabriel Martinelli
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 4:00 AM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
Bayern Munich has instructed agents for Hiroki Itō to find a new club amid concerns for his long-term fitness. The Bundesliga side is reportedly asking for around €20 million, but securing a transfer may prove challenging due to limited interest from major LaLiga clubs. Bayern is also interested in Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli, but a move seems unlikely as he may not receive enough playing time to make it worthwhile. FC Barcelona aims to secure a permanent deal for Marcus Rashford after his loan spell, while José Mourinho expresses interest in Bernardo Silva for Real Madrid.
- •Hiroki Itō is being actively sought for transfer due to injury concerns.
- •Bayern Munich is asking for €20 million for Itō.
- •Interest in Gabriel Martinelli is noted, but a transfer is considered unlikely.
- •FC Barcelona is working to sign Marcus Rashford permanently.
- •José Mourinho wants to bring Bernardo Silva to Real Madrid.
- 4:00 AMYahoo Sports — Bayern Munich News: Hiroki Itō told to find a new home; FC Bayern won’t get Arsenal star; and MORE!
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