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It’s an open secret: Bayern Munich is looking for a right back to strengthen its defense during the winter transfer window. Although Nordi Mukiele (26 years old) remains a preferred option for this position, the German champion is now exploring the possibility of securing the services of Kieran Trippier (33 years old), an experienced English international whose profile is appreciated by the Bavarian coach, Thomas Tuchel.
According to information from Sky Sports, Bayern Munich reached a verbal agreement with the Newcastle player. The main interested party would be motivated by the idea of moving to Germany less than a year before the end of his contract with the Magpies. Now the Recorder must reach an agreement with his British counterpart. At the same time, the media specifies that the Munich club is continuing negotiations with Paris Saint-Germain to obtain the loan of Nordi Mukiele. Open to the departure of its player, the capital club will only let the Frenchman leave if it manages to find a replacement.
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