Bayern Munich is keeping an eye on Yann Aurel Bisseck to reinforce its defense in the next transfer window. The Bavarian club is monitoring the 25-year-old German central defender, who plays for Inter Milan, and the operation could cost around 40 million euros.
Bisseck is experiencing a moment of prominence in Italy. In the 2025/2026 season, the defender accumulated around 3,000 minutes on the field, with three goals scored for Inter. His physical presence and good performance with aerial balls caught the attention of coach Vincent Kompany.
The German was born on November 29, 2000 and has a contract with Inter until 2029. Despite the long stay in the contract, the Italian club would be willing to negotiate if it receives a proposal in the region of 40 million euros, a value that already serves as a reference for conversations.
Bayern is looking for options at the back after a season in which the defense showed instability at times. Bisseck appears as a young alternative, with experience in Serie A and the potential to establish himself in Germany, where he could gain more chances in the national team. He was left out of the last squad for the 2026 World Cup.
Sources close to the player indicate that Bisseck would be open to returning to Germany. Returning to his home country would represent an important step in his career, especially for those looking for greater visibility wearing the shirt of the team led by Julian Nagelsmann.
At Inter, the central defender established himself as an important part of the squad, contributing both to marking and attacking set pieces. His departure would depend on Bayern speeding up internal sales, like Kim Min-jae’s, to balance the books.
