Bayern Munich Give Kim Min-jae Green Light to Leave as Premier League Clubs Circle

Bayern Munich have reportedly given Kim Min-jae permission to look for a new club, with the South Korean centre-back potentially available for around €40 million.

According to reports, the German champions are prepared to part ways with the defender as they assess their options at the back. A sale would also help Bayern reduce their wage bill, with Min-jae reportedly earning around €8 million per year.

Several clubs have already been linked with a move for the 29-year-old. Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa have reportedly shown interest, while AC Milan have also made enquiries about his situation.

However, Milan have not submitted an official offer, and no agreement has been reached with any potential destination.

Bayern are said to value Min-jae at approximately €40 million, a fee that could attract clubs looking to strengthen their defence with an experienced international centre-back.

For now, the defender’s future remains unresolved. Interest from the Premier League and Serie A could develop further if Bayern formally make him available, but any transfer will depend on negotiations between the clubs and the player.

Source: Transfer reports