Bayern Munich continues its serious attempts to sign Spanish winger Nico Williams, despite the player's preference to move to Barcelona and the advanced negotiations between the Catalan club and Athletic Bilbao.

According to French newspaper "L'Équipe," the Bavarian club has made a new offer for Nico Williams, which includes a net annual contract of 10 million euros, plus 2 million euros in incentives. It is expected that Bayern's management will not face difficulties in reaching an agreement with Bilbao, as it is sufficient to pay the buyout clause estimated at 58 million euros.

In case the deal fails, Bayern Munich has moved to explore the situation of Bradley Barcola, winger of Paris Saint-Germain, as an alternative option, although the newspaper noted that completing this deal seems extremely difficult at the moment.

On the other hand, the name of Jamie Bino-Gittens, a player from Borussia Dortmund, has emerged as one of the most prominent potential targets, as Bayern officials have entered into talks with the player's representatives and his club, amid strong competition from Chelsea, which has made several official offers to sign the player.