Transfer Talk: Bayern eyeing January move for McTominay

Danny Ryan
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Scott McTominay is being linked with a move to Bayern Munich
Scott McTominay is being linked with a move to Bayern Munich

Scott McTominay has emerged as a potential January transfer target for Bayern Munich.

The German champions could move for the Scottish midfielder, 26, if they miss out on Fulham ace Joao Palhinha, who saw a switch to the Allianz Arena dramatically collapse on deadline day.

According to The Mirror, McTominay features prominently on Thomas Tuchel's shopping list, despite the fact he has fallen down the pecking at Manchester United under Erik ten Hag.

The signings of Mason Mount and Sofyan Amrabat over the summer will also likely see the Scotland star's game time further restricted this season.

McTominay made his first start of the campaign last Saturday as United were comfortably beaten 3-1 by Brighton at Old Trafford.

The No39 joined the Red Devils' academy in 2002 and went on to make his senior debut for the club as a substitute against Arsenal in May 2017. 

He has since played 212 first-team games, scoring 19 goals and being voted into the 2020-21 Europa League Squad of the Season.

But it is perhaps his recent form on the international stage which has really caught Tuchel's eye.

McTominay has scored six goals in Scotland's five Euro 2024 qualifiers, including braces against Spain and Cyprus.

In other news

Newcastle star Alexander Isak is reportedly on Barcelona's radar
Newcastle star Alexander Isak is reportedly on Barcelona's radar

Barcelona are keen on signing Newcastle striker Alexander Isak as a replacement for 35-year-old Robert Lewandowski, report Fichajes.

According to AS, Aston Villa have joined the race to sign Athletic Bilbao starlet Nico Williams, whose current deal expires next summer.

West Ham and Crystal Palace are both planning to reignite their interest in Paris Saint-Germain centre forward Hugo Ekitike in January, say Football Insider.

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