Kamil Grabara, who has been a key player for VfL Wolfsburg this season, is attracting interest from major clubs in Germany and across Europe. Media reports have linked him with a potential move to Bayern Monachium, where he could replace Manuel Neuer. Scouts from the Bavarian team are closely monitoring the development of the 26-year-old, and they observed his performance against Holstein Kiel.

Kamil Grabara, who had previously trained at Liverpool, moved to Copenhagen in 2021 before transferring to Wolfsburg in the summer for 13.5 million euros. Since then, he has been regularly playing in the Bundesliga and has reportedly caught the attention of Bayern Monachium, according to Tomasz Włodarczyk, who discussed this on the "Programie piłkarskim" on the Meczyki.pl YouTube channel. Additionally, Tomasz Urban from Viaplay mentioned in early November that Grabara was on Bayern's radar, thereby confirming earlier reports of interest. Bayern is known for acquiring standout players locally, and Grabara has been recognized twice in the Bundesliga team of the week by "Kicker."