"It's right that we are interested in signing Arjen Robben," said general manager Uli Hoeness on Bayern's website.
"He's on his way to Munich. He's one of the best attacking players in Europe. He's always been on our wish list," added Hoeness.
He said Robben could even make his Bundesliga debut in Saturday's match at home to champions VfL Wolfsburg, when Bayern will try to pick up their first league win of the season.
"If everything goes well, he can be on the transfer list tomorrow," said Hoeness.
"In theory, it's then possible for him to play on Saturday. But he must pass all the (medical) tests first."
"There have been a lot of lies but in the end I have to decide what is best for me because I want to play and show what kind of footballer I am," he said.
"Munich has given me a very good feeling."
The arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka at the Bernabeu has made it less likely he can command a regular place in Manuel Pellegrini's team this season.
