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Joshua Kimmich (28 years old) is having a complicated start to 2024 with Bayern Mucnich, like his team. The midfielder, who played 370 games with Bayern, is closely watched in England. According to BildLiverpool and Manchester City are closely monitoring the situation of the German, at the end of his contract in 2025. The fact that he could leave free soon could force Bayern to sell him at the end of the season.
Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool are still without Jordan Henderson, Thiago Alcántara having never convinced, particularly because of recurring injuries. Against Werder Bremen last Sunday, Joshua Kimmich seemed annoyed by his substitution. The Bavarian midfielder spoke after the match: “Of course I always want to be on the pitch for 90 minutes, especially when we are behind. It’s normal, it’s the same for every player. Everyone wants to do whatever they can to help the team win. » We will now see if the German wants to continue at Bayern Munich, his long-time club, or if the situation at his club wants him to change direction.
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