- Coman consents to relocate to Saudi Arabia
It appears that Kingsley Coman's exit from Bayern Munich could be imminent, with rumors swirling about his shift to Saudi Arabia. As per French sports daily "L'Equipe", the forward has allegedly sealed a deal with Al-Hilal. Reports suggest he's already shared his intentions with Bayern Munich's upper echelons. Sky Sports adds that Bayern and Al-Hilal have allegedly reached a settlement regarding Coman's transfer. However, the Frenchman was still in attendance at Bayern's public training session on Wednesday morning.
Al-Hilal currently boasts a formidable striking force with Brazilian superstar Neymar, Malcom, and Kalidou Koulibaly. João Cancelo, a previous Bayern player, recently joined the Saudi club as well. A relocation to Saudi Arabia may not significantly boost Coman's odds with the French national team, given his limited playtime during the Euros this year. However, national team coach Didier Deschamps hasn't ruled out such a move as an exclusion factor.
Coman has represented Bayern since 2015, claiming eight championship victories and three cup titles. His crowning achievement came in the 2020 Champions League, scoring the decisive goal against Paris Saint-Germain. His contract at Bayern extends up until 2027.
Despite Coman's potential move to Al-Hilal, his opportunities with the French national team might be affected due to limited playtime. Interestingly, Al-Hilal is also home to Soccer stars like Neymar, Malcom, and Kalidou Koulibaly, along with João Cancelo, a former Bayern player.
