Bayern Munich 'agree terms with Julian Nagelsmann to become their new manager this summer' in major blow to Tottenham, as German giants 'continue talks with RB Leipzig over £26m fee' for in-demand boss who still has two years left on his deal

Bayern Munich have moved a step closer to hiring Julian Nagelsmann as their new manager after reportedly agreeing personal terms with him.

According to BILD, both parties have spoken and are happy with the plans in place for him to replace the outgoing Hansi Flick this summer.

Bayern now have to see eye-to-eye with Nagelsmann's current employers RB Leipzig - who are set to be stubborn in negotiations with their domestic rivals.

RB Leipzig are demanding £26million to release Nagelsmann from his contract two years early to its expiration in order to join Bayern.