The claims suggested the Germany international was being lined up for a surprise switch to the Turkish champions, but the rumours gained little traction after German outlets swiftly ruled out the possibility.
Galatasaray have now echoed that stance by making it clear there is no substance to the reports.
"The reports that our club has reached an agreement with Jamal Musiala and Bayern Munich are not true. This is hereby brought to the public’s attention," a statement from Galatasaray read.
Instead, Musiala remains focused on his recovery from the serious injury he sustained last year while playing for Germany.
Following the national team's disappointing World Cup exit, the 23-year-old underwent a minor procedure to remove the metal plate that had been inserted during surgery after the injury.
The midfielder is continuing his rehabilitation and is working towards being available for Bayern's opening competitive fixture of the new campaign.
That match is scheduled to be the DFL-Supercup against Borussia Dortmund, with the contest set to take place at Signal Iduna Park on August 22.
Bayern Munich captain Manuel Neuer says the 2026-27 campaign will "very likely" be the last of his glittering career, although he insists he has no intention of treating it as a farewell tour.
Lothar Matthaus believes Jamal Musiala must leave his injury troubles behind and prove himself during the 2026/27 season, insisting there can be "no more excuses" for the Bayern Munich star.
Jamal Musiala is aiming to be back in action for Bayern Munich's opening competitive match of the new season after undergoing surgery following Germany's early exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Konrad Laimer has ended months of speculation over his future by signing a new contract with Bayern Munich, extending his stay with the Bundesliga champions after lengthy negotiations.
