Bayern Munich are open to allowing Kingsley Coman to leave on loan this summer. The 28-year-old, who has been linked with a move to Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham, has three years left on his contract but his future is hanging in the balance after struggling for game time last season.
Coman made just 27 appearances in all competitions during the 2023/24 season and featured just twice in their last 15 Bundesliga matches due to injury and fitness issues. He missed seven weeks due to a medial ligament tear before sitting out another six weeks after suffered an adductor problem.
There is no doubt injuries ravaged his season, although he did return for France at Euro 2024. Coman was named in Didier Deschamps' squad for the tournament, but played just 15 minutes of football. And that came in one match; the 0-0 draw against Netherlands, with Coman an unused substitute for their other five games.
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And now, after an extended break, Coman has returned to Bayern for pre-season with his club future in doubt. According to Sky Sports Germany, Bayern are willing to let Coman leave on loan with an option or obligation to buy, as the Frenchman searches for regular game time next season.
Paris Saint-Germain are still interested in re-signing Coman with talks ongoing. It's claimed PSG informed about the option to take Coman on loan, though any deal is not advanced yet and no final decision has been made. More inquires are on the table for Coman, who is attracting interest from across Europe.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham have been linked with moves for Coman in the past and could come back in for the former Juventus star. Mikel Arteta is keen to add another forward to his front line and might be temped by Coman's versatility, while Chelsea are in the market for a new attacker.
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