Sacha Boey, 25, spent last winter on loan back at former club Galatasaray, but the right-back made only 17 appearances across all competitions there and the Turkish side declined to trigger their €15million purchase option. No concrete suitors have emerged yet, though he remains high on Bayern's list of departures.
Joao Palhinha's situation looks more promising. Tottenham also passed on their €30million option to sign the 31-year-old permanently, but the Portuguese midfielder rebuilt his market value in London, and interest from Aston Villa has recently intensified, with Benfica also an admirer. Given his limited role in Munich, Bayern are not standing in the way of a move.
Bryan Zaragoza, 24, is another with no future at the club, having already been loaned out three times over the past two and a half years. Sevilla and Deportivo Alaves have both been mentioned as potential new suitors, though it remains unclear whether Bayern Munich would prefer a permanent sale or a further loan. Given how the previous loan spells have gone, a clean break looks the more likely preference internally.
Hiroki Ito, 27, could also generate income after a spell repeatedly disrupted by injury. The recent signing of Nathaniel Brown, 22, has done little to improve the versatile defender's prospects, and Bayern would not stand in his way given the right offer.
Min-jae Kim's situation is less clear cut. The 29-year-old South Korean was long considered a sale candidate but impressed with strong performances towards the end of last season, and recent reports suggest Bayern's hierarchy may now be planning with him beyond this campaign. Whether that stance would change for an attractive offer remains to be seen.
Least movement is expected around Armindo Sieb, 23. His contract runs only until 2027 and an extension appears effectively ruled out, but his loan spell at Mainz brought mostly substitute appearances, and no concrete interest has yet emerged.