Hottest Transfer Gossip: Bayern Munich say Thomas Muller "not for sale" despite interests from Juventus, Chelsea, and Arsenal

Juventus, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Liverpool are all in race for Bayern Munich attacking midfielder Thomas Muller. But Bayern Munich's CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has said that Muller is not for sale.

CEO Rummenigge said: "Both the club and Thomas agree on the assessment of last season -- it wasn't a good one."

"[But] Thomas is still not for sale because he's a perfect fit for Bayern. This is not a matter of discussion."

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