Bayern Munich are set to steal the signature of Kim Min-jae from under Manchester United‘s noses, but not before he finishes his military service in South Korea. The Napoli stopper has already agreed personal terms of contract based off a proposed five-year deal by the German champions, however any deal will need to wait.
Several teams are touted to be in the transfer race for Min-jae, including the likes of Manchester City and Newcastle United. However, Kim has chosen Bayern as his next team.
Key point on Kim Min-jae deal: nothing will be finalised until Kim completes the military service in South Korea. ???
Bayern have almost agreed personal terms with Kim and his agents on deal until 2028 as called last week.
…still nothing signed or clause triggered. Patience. pic.twitter.com/7VfwK33zFl
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 21, 2023
His €50M release clause activates in the first week of July, making it likely when Bayern will finally strike concrete terms with the Partenopei management for the defender’s services. This is according to reports on Rai (via TuttoNapoli).
A €17M gross per season salary has been jotted down for Min-jae, who is set to replace Paris Saint-Germain bound Lucas Hernandez within Thomas Tuchel’s ranks.
Paris Saint-Germain have sealed verbal agreement on personal terms with Lucas Hernandez. Club hopes to advance in talks with Bayern next week. ?? #PSG
He's no longer untouchable with new Bayern board as the situation is very clear: extend the contract or leave now. pic.twitter.com/KwzG4vRprl
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 25, 2023
Napoli have shortlisted Torino’s Perr Schuurs, Atalanta’s Giorgio Scalvini, Lens’ Kevin Danso and Bayer Leverkusen’s Edmond Tapsoba to succeed Min-jae.
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