Bayern Munich coach Carlo Ancelotti has admitted interest in Arsenal attacker Alexis Sanchez.

David Alaba, Douglas Costa, Robert Lewandowski, Rafinha, Arjen Robben, Thiago and summer signing Corentin Tolisso start training on 10 July; Joshua Kimmich, Renato Sanches, Arturo Vidal, new recruits Sebastian Rudy and Niklas Süle and freshly crowned UEFA U-21 champion Serge Gnabry will link up with the team at the end of the month; and Jerome Boateng and Manuel Neuer are now working on their fitness behind the scenes.

The player has been heavily linked with a move away from north London, with both Bayern Munich and Manchester City touted as potential destinations.

However, Ancelotti insists there's never been a problem between himself and the 28-year-old and stressed his belief that the striker is happy at the club. "There are lots of rumours".

'I want to play the Champions League and the World Cup, ' he said in May.

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"There are possibilities in the transfer market, which can be in many directions", Ancelotti said. "I think I've developed my game and Bayern are one of the best three clubs in the world".

On his future, Sanchez said: "Yes it's clear, but I can't tell you".

He also elaborated on the differences between his club position and his role for the national team, saying the adjustment from midfield to defence has become easier.

There appeared to be a major scramble for the Poland worldwide last month after his agent claimed that he had grown unhappy at the Allianz Arena.