Bayern Munich continues its transfer market activities in preparation for the upcoming season, as it has started monitoring the Dutch striker Brian Brobbey, who plays for Sunderland, in a move aimed at strengthening the offensive line.

According to journalist Miguel Delaney in The Independent, the Bavarian club's management sees Brobbey as a suitable option to be a backup for the English star Harry Kane, given the need for a striker to support the squad during the busy match schedule.

Interest in Brobbey is still in the monitoring phase, but sources confirm that Bayern maintains a strong desire to move during the summer transfer window if the right conditions are met to complete the deal.

The Dutch striker has recently attracted attention due to his physical abilities and effectiveness, making him a promising option in Bayern's plans to enhance their attacking depth and support their competitive project.