Rayan Cherki has been linked with a potential transfer to Bayern Munich, yet recent reports from Germany indicate that these rumors lack any factual basis.
The 23-year-old Manchester City forward has impressed early in the season under Enzo Maresca, quickly establishing himself as a key component of the City attack.
His performances naturally attract transfer interest, but Bayern Munich does not seem to be preparing an offer.
Bayern Munich Never Considered Cherki for Their Transfer List

Bayern insider Christian Falk stated that the club has no plans to sign Cherki, either in the January window or within their ongoing recruitment strategy.
Falk noted that he spoke directly with Bayern board member Max Eberl, who confirmed there is no intention to pursue the French international.
He added that Cherki never featured on Bayern’s shortlist, as the Bundesliga champions focused on alternative attacking targets during the summer transfer window.
This aligns with Bayern’s current squad composition, where Michael Olise remains a central figure under contract until June 2029, per the club’s official site.
Serge Gnabry likewise signed a new contract earlier this year, securing his stay at the club until 2028.
Cherki Has Little Incentive to Depart Manchester City

From Cherki’s viewpoint, leaving Manchester City at this juncture would be hard to justify.
He has begun the season in impressive form, tallying two goals and two assists in Premier League play, highlighted by a brace in the 4‑1 victory over Crystal Palace.
Such output indicates he is growing in importance under Maresca rather than fighting for playing time.
While Bayern might seek an additional winger should their squad evolve—especially if Olise’s long‑term future becomes uncertain—the club’s current stance is clear: Cherki is not a priority.
For Manchester City, this is positive news; Cherki brings creativity, unpredictability, and versatility to play centrally or on the wings. At 23, he is still developing, and his early‑season performances hint at further growth.
Experts claim Manchester City are worried about the 26‑year‑old, despite his undeniable talent
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