By Ultan Corcoran@UltanCorcoran

Bayern chief Uli Hoeneß pushing for several player sales

The Bavarian side's honorary president is reportedly behind trying to find permanent solutions for Palhinha, Boey and Zaragoza.
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As Sky Germany's sources revealed over the last few days, Bayern Munich’s main focus in this summer transfer window is to sell players. 

The Bavarian club's honourary president Uli Hoeneß is pushing for it from the very top, with permanent transfers seen as the clear priority. 

Loans are to be largely avoided – this mainly concerns the main trio of Joao Palhinha, Bryan Zaragoza and Sacha Boey. 

Bayern are prepared to listen to exceptional offers for Alphonso Davies and Hiroki Ito, while Armindo Sieb can also leave the club.

Unless something extraordinary happens, Bayern intend to sign a maximum of one more player before the window closes.

Despite recent reports, a new right-back is currently not a priority for the reigning German double champions ahead of the new season.
 

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