Joshua Kimmich has been crucial for Bayern Munich's qualification to the Champions League final but is now on the market. Real Madrid has had him in their sights for a long time.

Recently also a special observer of Real Madrid.

Kimmich has been linked with many of Europe's major clubs, including Manchester City, Real Madrid and Barcelona, in recent months. His contract at the Allianz Arena expires in 2025.

Often mentioned on the side of FC Barcelona, Joshua Kimmich - also followed by Real Madrid and the club from the French capital - could also sail towards new horizons in the coming weeks.

Joshua Kimmich has also ended up on the agenda of Real Madrid, according to recent reports by some German media. The player, however, wants to put his future aside for the moment and focus on the present.

Joshua Kimmich is also on the agenda of Real Madrid, as reported by some German media in the last hours. However, the player wants to park his future for the moment. "I am focused on the Euro. The attention is exclusively on this championship. I am concentrating on that, surely afterwards there are conversations with the club", he said.

There have been rumors about a potential transfer to Real Madrid, possibly as a successor to Toni Kroos. Kimmich will likely have discussions about his future after the European Championship.

Madrid officials are reported to be looking at Joshua Kimmich of Bayern Munich. The 29-year-old is entering the final 12 months of his contract. Bayern are expected to demand upwards of €60m to part ways with Kimmich. Madrid are prepared to play a waiting game with Kimmich, encouraging the German to let his contract expire and seal a free transfer to the Santiago Bernabeu next summer.

Joshua Kimmich's contract expires in a year, making him an interesting option for Real Madrid. The 29-year-old German international is reportedly keen to leave Bayern and try his luck in Spain. He wants to settle his future before the Euro, and if no agreement is found to extend in Bavaria, the Munich leaders will be forced to let him go in the hope of recovering a check rather than letting him go for free.