Bayern Munich are reportedly not interested in pursuing a move for Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson. There have been rumors suggesting that Bayern might consider the Brazil international as a replacement for Manuel Neuer, who will turn 39 next year. Nevertheless, Florian Plettenberg has dismissed these suggestions, stating that Bayern are not planning to attempt to lure Alisson away from Liverpool, as he is simply not part of their plans.

Alisson has recently been associated with a sensational transfer to Bayern Munich. However, according to German media, these links are considered inaccurate. It has been reported that Bayern Munich has not contemplated Alisson as a potential successor to Manuel Neuer. The Brazilian goalkeeper has been experiencing an increasing number of fitness problems and is presently dealing with a hamstring injury. While Bayern is evaluating future possibilities, Alisson is reportedly not included in their considerations.

Bayern Munich are closely monitoring Alisson's situation at Liverpool as speculation of a move away from Anfield for the goalkeeper continues to grow. (The Sun)

Alisson has become a target for Bayern Munich, with the German club closely monitoring the situation at Liverpool due to concerns over Manuel Neuer's growing injury problems. Under the management of Vincent Kompany, Bayern Munich reportedly admires the Liverpool star and sees his uncertain future as a possible chance to secure his services. Although Liverpool has already signed goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili as a potential replacement, Alisson's transfer would still be costly, given his contract with Liverpool runs until 2027.