Martin Odegaard has been linked with a potential move to Bayern Munich, with the Arsenal captain being advised to consider joining the German giants if an opportunity arises. The Norwegian has established himself as one of the most important players…

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has been linked with Bayern Munich, with commentator Eivind Bisgaard Sundet advising him to consider a permanent switch to the Bundesliga side. Sundet argued that Bayern would be an ideal tactical fit for the Norwegian midfielder due to their dominant, possession-heavy style of play.
Sundet also highlighted that competing in German football presents a less grueling schedule with fewer fixtures and increased recovery time compared to the Premier League. However, Arsenal have no intention of selling Odegaard, who remains a crucial player under manager Mikel Arteta and appears happy in North London.
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