Overview

• Eric Dier will leave Bayern Munich on a free transfer to AS Monaco at the end of the season, confirmed by sporting director Christoph Freund.
• Dier declined a two-year contract extension from Bayern, opting for Monaco's reportedly more lucrative three-year offer.
• Bayern Munich is not currently pursuing Bayer Leverkusen's Jonathan Tah as they prioritize securing the Bundesliga title before summer transfer decisions.
• The club faces challenges in rebuilding defensive depth and leadership, especially with long-term injuries such as Hiroki Ito's absence.
• Uncertainty remains over whether Dier will participate in the Club World Cup, with discussions on his role still pending.