Manchester United-linked Kingsley Coman’s future remains up in the air despite Bayern Munich failing to offload the Frenchman to Saudi Arabia this summer.
The 28-year-old winger was the subject of serious interest from Al-Hilal in the prior window. However, the footballer’s refusal to make way to the Saudi Pro League meant that Jorge Jesus’ side was forced to move on to alternative targets.
That said, it doesn’t necessarily put to bed the prospect of a departure from Munich in the near future. Indeed, Premier League interest in the £33.7-42.1m (according to Sky Sports’ Dharmesh Sheth, via PSG Talk) player could yet materialise in the winter window.
“If there will be a club willing to pay for him, and if it comes from the Premier League, I think both sides (Bayern and Coman) would be prepared to talk,” Christian Falk wrote in his Fact Files column for CaughtOffside.
“There will always be rumours about Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United, so there are clubs interested in Coman if he’s not injured. If he’s playing very well in the lead-up to winter, I think a move could happen, as Bayern wants to sell him.”
The left-sided forward registered eight goal contributions in 27 games (across all competitions) last term as Thomas Tuchel’s men fell short in the Bundesliga title race.
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Will a Premier League move happen for Coman?
Kingsley Coman with his Bayern Munich teammates – (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images)
First off, it will greatly depend on the Paris-born forward’s ability to stay fit for much of the campaign.
A seriously injury-hit 2023/24 campaign – in which Coman missed 16 top-flight games owing to an adductor injury, a knee medial ligament tear and a…
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