Martin Odegaard has reportedly attracted interest from Bayern Munich, with the German giants linked with a potential move for the Arsenal captain. However, the latest update from Christian Falk will come as encouraging news for the Gunners, as he has…

Journalist Christian Falk has dismissed rumors linking Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard with a potential transfer to Bayern Munich. Speaking to Caught Offside, Falk explained that the Norwegian midfielder is now too old for Bayern to consider as a realistic target. He added that the Bundesliga club is already fully stocked in his position, meaning Arsenal fans should not be concerned about losing their playmaker.
Falk noted that Bayern previously had an interest in Odegaard when he trained at Säbener Straße under Pep Guardiola at age 16. However, Falk confirmed a move will not be happening anytime soon, leaving Odegaard firmly in manager Mikel Arteta's plans.
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