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Kingsley Coman’s future could well be written elsewhere than at Bayern Munich. In any case, this is the wish of his club, which wants to renew part of its squad. The departure of the Frenchman to make way for his compatriot, Michael Olise, recruited for €50 million this summer, goes in this direction. The German club is even willing to let its player go in the form of a loan with an option to buy. Enough to interest quite a few people like PSG, FC Barcelona and Manchester City.
Trained in Paris, the hero of the 2020 Champions League final would like to return… to PSG next Sky Sport Germany. However, the Désiré Doué case, led in parallel by the French champion, makes it difficult for Coman to return to his training club. In other words, there would be room for one, but not for both in the squad. Negotiations between PSG and Bayern are also at a standstill, the media specifies.
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