Like most Bundesliga teams, Bayern would prefer a quiet January transfer window, if possible. However, while the Bavarian giants have shown little interest in spending money this month, this should not rule out the possibility that they will raise money by selling some unpopular players in the coming weeks. If the right offer comes, Bayern could sell the following players in January.
Jules
One of Bayern's main selling targets is centre-back Jules, whose contract at Bayern has entered the final six months. As a result, players can now negotiate with other clubs. Jules has been closely linked to moves to the Premier League in the past – most closely Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur – but as the January transfer window opens, the rumors have subsided. Whether the player will accept a new contract or complete the transfer in the summer remains to be seen.
Thrall
Bayern are more than happy to see a player leave, and that's Bunna Sal, who continues his tragic career under Nagelsmander. The former Marseille defender, led by successive managers, has struggled to prove his worth, yet he has rarely been convincing when gained playing time. Returning to France this month is undoubtedly good for both sides.
Mark Rocca
Rocca had high hopes when he joined Bayern in 2020, but those expectations have slowly been dashed as espanyol proves to be nothing more than a useful substitute. Roca is likely to stay at Bayern in January as Bayern are facing an injury crisis, but the player will be hopeful of getting normal playtime elsewhere next season. If a blockbuster offer emerges in the coming weeks, that could change quickly.
Torriso
Another Bayern player, Toliso, is coming to an end this summer. The France international was a fantastic player in his health, but a series of injuries have undoubtedly dashed his hopes of becoming a first-team main at Bayern. With no hope of shaking up The main position in Kimmich or Goretzka, Tolisso will certainly leave in the summer, with a quote for the month, he could leave early.
Kingsley Coeman
Koeman's contract won't expire until 2023, but the player's future at the club has been in jeopardy for most of the season. According to reports from Germany, the France international has asked for a salary increase to match the club's highest-paid man. Bayern's board was not satisfied with the idea, so reports from interest in England became so popular. However, with no real interest from England, Koeman has quietly refocused on the game on the pitch and may sign a new contract when the time comes. Unless, of course, the wealth of some of England's big clubs forced him to break up with Bayern this month.