According to Caught Offside, Liverpool are the most interested club in Kingsley Coman at the current moment and could formulate an offer to sign the winger. Bayern Munich are reportedly considering a sale of the Frenchman, with Liverpool keen to beat competition from the likes of Arsenal and Tottenham.
Kingsley Coman has been a solid acquisition for Bayern Munich, and the player has played a key role in the success over the years. However, under Vincent Kompany, he has been much more of a squad player and has lost his status as a sure starter which was the case under former managers.
With two years left on his deal, Bayern Munich are ready to cash in with a €40 million price mooted about for the winger. There are a host of suitors for the Frenchman from the Premier League. He has also seen links to Saudi Arabia back in January, as the Middle Eastern clubs could reignite their interest ahead of the summer.
A move to the Premier League could be on the cards, as Tottenham were linked with a move a while back. Spurs are one of the contenders, although, given the player’s likely preference, they may not be his priority choice if he had other offers.
Arsenal are also in the mix, with Mikel Arteta a long-time admirer of the €40 million-rated serial trophy winner. There’s a big chase ahead in the summer, as Liverpool now appears to be the frontrunner for Coman, as the report states they are the most interested in the winger at the current moment.
Liverpool are ready to formulate an offer to sign Coman in the summer, as Arne Slot eyes a revamp of his attacking setup after a successful first season at Merseyside. The report states, the Reds are very much interested in Coman and could view him as a replacement for Diogo Jota, who could be sold in the summer.
Alternatively, there are doubts about Luis Diaz’s future at the club, with the winger set for crunch talks with Liverpool to determine his future. Either way, Coman could be an efficient replacement for either one of the Colombian or the Portuguese attacker, as Liverpool could effectively look to see if they can pay less than the €40 million asking price.
