Tuttomercato reports on Bayern Munich's interest in Dean Huijsen amid concerns over his release clause. Bayern Munich is closely monitoring Dean Huijsen, a naturalized Spanish defender and former Juventus player currently at Bournemouth. The club considers him a young talent not to be missed. However, his 60 million euro release clause is considered excessively expensive and is slowing down the club's decision-making.

Bayern Munich is monitoring Huijsen’s development as part of Vincent Kompany's possession-based philosophy. The club's current centre-backs are not outstanding on the ball, and Huijsen would be a brilliant signing. The €50m release clause is affordable for Bayern.

Bayern Munich, in addition to Chelsea, has expressed interest in Dean Huijsen, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano. Huijsen, who plays a significant role in Bournemouth's successful team, has a release clause in his contract that will be valid starting this summer, making him an attractive prospect for major clubs like Bayern Munich. Since Huijsen became a part of the starting lineup, Bournemouth has remained unbeaten and secured 8 clean sheets, enhancing his attractiveness to clubs such as Bayern, which have contacted Bournemouth for updates on his status. The performances of the Spain Under-21 international have drawn the attention of top clubs, and with the activation of the release clause, Bayern Munich views this as a chance to bolster their squad.