Team Talk reports on Liverpool's enquiry for Kingsley Coman as a potential transfer target.

Bayern Munich and Kingsley Coman are close to parting ways this summer. To sign Florian Wirtz, Bayern needs to reduce its wage bill, and transferring Coman would save them around 17 million euros annually. They expect to receive between 30 and 40 million euros in transfer fees. Coman has offers from major Saudi Pro League clubs like Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal. Liverpool is also reportedly interested again, according to Sky.

According to Team Talk, Kingsley Coman is considering leaving FC Bayern in the summer. Liverpool has shown interest in signing him, but discussions have not advanced further. Bayern Munich is willing to allow Coman to depart and would approve a transfer. The required transfer fee is estimated to be between €30 million and €40 million, and Liverpool might have to propose a substantial salary since Coman is reportedly not open to a pay reduction. His current pre-tax annual salary is approximately €17 million to €18 million.

Liverpool is interested in acquiring Kingsley Coman from Bayern Munich. The player is available for around €45m after a dip in form and is open to moving to the Premier League. No talks have taken place yet. Coman has a contract until 2027, but there is a concrete chance of leaving before then.