Bayern Munich have officially ended their summer transfer business, with Sporting Director Max Eberl confirming that the Bundesliga champions will not make any further signings before the transfer window closes.

Eberl made the announcement following the arrivals of Nene Brown and Ismael Saibari, insisting that the club’s recruitment plans have been completed.

According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who shared Eberl’s comments on X on Thursday, the Bayern chief said the club had no intention of adding more players to the squad.

“We closed the transfers of Nene Brown and Ismael Saibari very quickly. I thought it was clear that we were done with incomings,” Eberl said.

He also dismissed recent reports linking Bayern with several high-profile transfer targets, describing the speculation as completely unfounded.

“I had to smile about the names being linked to us. There’s 0% truth to these rumours,” he added.

Eberl’s remarks underscore Bayern’s confidence in the squad assembled ahead of the new campaign, signalling that the German champions are satisfied with their options across the pitch.

Although transfer speculation is expected to continue until the deadline, Bayern’s hierarchy has made it clear that no further arrivals are planned unless unexpected circumstances force a change in strategy.