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Bayern Munich is currently leading the race to sign £75m forward Anthony Gordon, ahead of Liverpool and Arsenal. Gordon is reportedly open to joining the Bundesliga club.
Bayern Munich ahead of Liverpool and Arsenal in race for £75m forward
Liverpool and Arsenal are interested in signing Anthony Gordon this summer.
But Bayern Munich are currently leading the transfer race for the 25-year-old.
According to The Times, Gordon is open to joining the Bundesliga giants.
But a transfer fee could be a major stumbling block as Newcastle value the forward at £75 million.
Bayern’s initial valuation is believed to be about £55m, but that is not acceptable for the Magpies.
Arsenal have long admired Gordon, and he has featured in recruitment planning meetings.
They are in the market for a player to compete with Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard on the left flank.
Liverpool came close to signing Gordon in 2024, but a transfer didn’t materialise in the end.
The England international signed a new contract until 2030 after his move to Anfield fell through.
Gordon has been a key first-team player for Newcastle, making 152 appearances across all competitions and scoring 39 goals.
Bayern Munich is looking to strengthen their squad, and Anthony Gordon is seen as a valuable addition due to his skills and potential.
The reported transfer fee for Anthony Gordon is £75 million.
Liverpool and Arsenal are also interested in signing Anthony Gordon this summer.

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He has started 24 times in the Premier League this season, with eight direct goal contributions to his name.
But Newcastle must sell this summer if they want to refresh their ageing squad.
They couldn’t make a major addition in the January transfer window due to financial restrictions.
Eddie Howe’s side have endured a disappointing 2025-26 campaign.
The Tyneside club are set to miss out on Champions League qualification, as they sit 14th in the league standings with five games remaining.
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