Frenkie de Jong remains a player Barcelona could sell sooner than later, and securing regular playing time has become even more difficult for him following the arrival of Rodri. The Dutchman has been in Catalonia for almost ten years, and…

Bayern Munich have reportedly entered the race to challenge Arsenal for the permanent signing of Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong. The Dutch international faces reduced playing time following Barcelona's signing of Rodri, prompting speculation that the Spanish club could sell him. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has long admired the midfielder and views him as a potentially transformative presence in north London.
According to Fichajes, Bayern Munich's interest could drive up the competition and transfer cost for De Jong. Arsenal's pursuit may also hinge on the future of Martin Zubimendi, who is reportedly seeking an exit for regular playing time, potentially opening up a midfield spot.
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