Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed that Bayern Munich are not currently pursuing midfielder Lucas Bergvall, ending recent speculation about a potential transfer.
The 20‑year‑old Swedish international has publicly stated his desire for more regular first‑team football after a season with limited appearances.
Club representative Christian Falk dismissed rumors of Bayern interest, noting that the German club has conveyed a clear lack of intent to sign Bergvall at this stage.
Although Bayern’s involvement has been ruled out, Bergvall’s future remains uncertain, with other Premier League sides reportedly monitoring his progress.
Tottenham place a high valuation on the player, estimating a transfer fee of roughly £45 million should they decide to sell.
Bergvall’s technical ability and versatility across multiple midfield roles have attracted attention, enhancing his reputation as a promising talent.
The club now faces a decision on whether to integrate him into Roberto De Zerbi’s plans or to facilitate a summer exit that satisfies all parties.
With the Bayern option removed, Tottenham retains greater control over any negotiations concerning the midfielder’s next move.
