Arsenal, which is thirsty for a win, adds a brave winning charm, but Bayern releases it for 54 billion won

Mar 05, 2025

Will Arsnal add 'Winning talisman'.

Germany's Bild reported on the 5th (Korea time) that the possibility of Kingsley Coman leaving Bayern Munich is increasing and that England's Arsenal are considered one of the major clubs of interest.

Comang, who left Juventus in 2015 and wore a Bayern uniform on loan, played a key role in Bayern's offense with explosive speed and dribbling. In 2017, he made a complete transfer. In 2020, he scored the winning goal in the European Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain.

Comang is a self-proclaimed `champion charm.' Although it was broken last year, it has lifted the league trophy every season since its debut in the first division at Paris Saint-Germain in 2013. He has won 11 consecutive personal career titles in Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus, and Bayern. Last season, however, the record was eventually broken when Harry Kane joined the team. However, Comang's relationship is also quite famous in Europe.

In recent years, he has not been able to do his part due to continuous injuries. He was absent so often that he was called a glass body. In some cases, the game has not been as destructive as in the past. Bayern seems to be giving up after all. Moreover, as the budget has been cut, the need to organize existing resources has also had an impact.

Bild said 'Bayern put a price tag of €35 million to €40 million to Comang' Given that Bayern has paid a whopping €70 million in transfer fees toward Comang, which is drawing attention from big clubs in the summer of 2024, it can be seen how much Bayern is willing to sell Comang.

According to Bild, the most active team at the moment is Arsenal. Arsenal want to reinforce the side, but they think Coman could be an option.

In addition, it is open to Saudi Arabia, which is attracting European stars. Saudi clubs are also reportedly salivating over their noses.

The current contract period between Bayern and Comang is until the summer of 2027.

Reporter Park Chan-joon vanbasten@sportschosun.com

This article was translated by Naver AI translator.