The website "Fichajes" revealed that Bayern Munich has shown serious interest in signing English full-back Alexander-Arnold, given his current situation at Real Madrid, where he has struggled to establish himself due to injuries and a decline in form since his transfer last summer.

According to the website, Arnold, 27, feels that the sporting and personal guarantees promised to him when he signed his long-term contract with the Royal Club have not been fulfilled in reality, opening the door to the possibility of his departure—a situation Bayern Munich is looking to take advantage of.

The report indicated that coach Vincent Kompany has identified the right-back position as a priority for reinforcement, given the numerous injuries within the Bayern squad. He considers the versatility of the English international and his accuracy in passing and crosses to be well-suited to Bayern's attacking playing philosophy.

The same source explained that Arnold's participation in the Spanish league was limited to only eight matches, during which he provided just one assist. This reflects the difficulty of his time in Madrid and reinforces the player's dissatisfaction.

Despite offers from English clubs, Bayern Munich, according to the source, is considering preparing a financial offer larger than the current proposals, in an attempt to convince both Real Madrid and the player, while recognizing that completing a deal of this magnitude requires a calculated and precise approach.

The report confirmed that the coming weeks will be crucial in determining Arnold's future, as Bayern Munich aims to strengthen its squad ahead of the decisive stages of the Champions League.