Arsenal’s Martin Ødegaard ‘can imagine’ Bayern Munich move

Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard could imagine playing for Bayern Munich in the future, according to a report by Sky Germany.

There has been contact between both parties over the years, but nothing materialised. Now, with an expiring contract, the Premier League champions may consider selling the Norwegian if they can’t reach an agreement over an extension beyond 2028.

Per Sky, Arsenal are currently working on an early extension for Ødegaard, who isn’t currently a priority for Bayern.

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