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Newcastle United’s Nick Pope is reportedly among the options being considered by Bayern Munich as they look to bring in a new goalkeeper next summer.

Bayern Munich is reportedly considering Newcastle United goalkeeper Nick Pope as a transfer target for next summer. With Manuel Neuer expected to retire at the end of the season, the Bundesliga club has identified Jonas Urbig as his primary successor. However, Bayern officials are actively searching for an experienced, reliable backup goalkeeper to support Urbig heading into the new campaign.
Pope has fallen behind Lukas Hornicek in the Newcastle United pecking order and is scheduled to be available on a free transfer in 2027. Bayern is considering several other permanent or experienced transfer targets across Europe, including Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno, Marvin Schwäbe, and Oliver Baumann.
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