Bayern ready to sell 24y/o player; several clubs keen to sign him – report

Bayern Munich have yet to gain any momentum in the transfer window, and their participation in the FIFA Club World Cup has complicated the situation. 

Kingsley Coman and Sacha Boey have done well in this competition, and the German champions must decide what to do with them.

Several clubs are showing interest in Sacha Boey, but the 24-year-old wants to stay at Bayern and fight for his place.

Olympique Marseille keen to sign Sacha Boey

According to a recent report from Foot Mercato, French giants Olympique Marseille are showing keen interest in signing Boey.

The attacking full-back started his senior career with Rennes before moving to Galatasaray, where he was a huge success.

He moved to Bayern in the January window of 2024 and has made only 22 appearances for the club, with recurring injuries hampering his regular contributions.

The Turkish giants have shown interest in the right-back, but they only want him on loan with an option to buy. Boey wants to continue at Bayern and is not immediately looking to return to Turkey. Moreover, German giants are looking to sell him permanently.

Foot Mercato claim that Marseille are also interested in signing him on loan, with an option to buy. Several English clubs are also keen to sign him.

Bayern need to find a solution

Bayern have Josip Stanisic, Konrad Laimer and Boey as three right-backs, and to be fair, they are in a luxurious position in this area.

Christian Falk previously informed CFBayern that Bayern cannot enter the new season with three right-backs and they need to find a solution to this problem.

Boey started only eight games last season. He was sidelined several times due to injuries.

He missed 12 matches from September to November due to a torn meniscus, and then another ankle injury kept him out for 39 days.

Boey has a contract at Bayern until 2028, and it remains to be seen if any Premier League club or Marseille come up with a formal bid for him.

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