FC Bayern continues to keep an eye on the international talent market. According to information from Transferfeed, the Munich club is looking into Gabriel Rajkovic of Valerenga. The winger, who is just 15 years old, is considered a promising talent in scouting circles.
Rajkovic holds both Norwegian and Serbian citizenship and, despite his young age, has already gained some experience at a higher level. During the 2025–26 Eliteserien season, the offensive player appeared in twelve matches, scoring two goals and recording one assist.
Rajkovic has also made appearances for the Norwegian U-16 national team. In two international matches, the youngster has scored one goal.
His development has apparently not gone unnoticed by Europe’s top clubs. According to Transferfeed, FC Bayern is among a number of prominent clubs that have already taken a closer look at Rajkovic.
Real, Barça, and BVB are keeping an eye on Rajkovic
The competition for the Munich club could hardly be greater. In addition to Bayern, Real Madrid and FC Barcelona are also said to be keeping an eye on the winger. Joining them are Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig from the Bundesliga, as well as Italian heavyweights Inter Milan and Juventus Turin.
However, there is currently no talk of concrete negotiations or an offer from Bayern. For now, the focus seems to be primarily on closely monitoring the 15-year-old’s continued development.
Rajkovic is under a long-term contract with Valerenga. His current contract runs through the end of 2028. A move abroad at this early stage would, in any case, be subject to special FIFA regulations governing international transfers of minors due to his age.
For Bayern, Rajkovic is therefore initially a player with long-term potential. The fact that the Munich club is already keeping an eye on him at this age fits with their strategy of identifying top international talents as early as possible.
Bayern Continues Search for International Talent
Especially with a player like Rajkovic, it’s likely crucial to track his development over an extended period. At 15, the winger is still very much at the beginning of his career. However, his first appearances at the professional level and for Norway’s U16 team have apparently been enough to catch the attention of some of Europe’s biggest clubs.
For FC Bayern, therefore, a potential transfer battle is already looming. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Dortmund, Leipzig, Inter, and Juventus also have strong youth academies and regularly compete for Europe’s top talent.
Should the 15-year-old continue his development at Valerenga, his name is likely to appear even more frequently on the transfer lists of Europe’s top clubs in the coming years. In any case, FC Bayern has joined the ranks of interested clubs early on.