Bayern Munich is set to revive their interest in Fulham midfielder João Palhinha during the January transfer window, as reported by journalist Rudy Galetti.

Palhinha was on the verge of joining the German club in the summer, but the deal reportedly fell through at the last minute due to Fulham's inability to secure a replacement.

Despite the setback, Fulham swiftly extended the 28-year-old's contract. Bayern, however, is now contemplating a renewed attempt.

Liverpool, initially strong contenders for Palhinha, seem to have cooled their interest, opening the door for Premier League rivals Arsenal and Chelsea to join the pursuit.

Nevertheless, Palhinha's rising valuation could pose a challenge for both English clubs, potentially making it more feasible for Bayern to secure the transfer they sought six months ago.

Palhinha, under contract until 2028 and showcasing good form at Craven Cottage, has scored two goals in 13 league appearances this season.

While the Portugal international remains keen on a move to the Bundesliga, Bayern may need to make a substantial offer to secure his services.