Bayern Munich are reportedly willing to listen to big offers for Manchester City target Joshua Kimmich, despite their reported willingness to also sell teammate Leon Goretzka.
That’s according to German outlet Kicker, who claim that the German is now no longer considered unsellable.
Manchester City target Joshua Kimmich could be sold
The German outlet also goes on to say that if Bayern received an offer that is described as ‘high’, then they would discuss the sale of the £298,000-a-week (SalarySport) midfielder who was previously untouchable.
The news comes as Goretzka has also been linked with a move away, with West Ham United interested, according to Sky Germany. The former Schalke midfielder’s transfer is believed to be more advanced than the departure of Kimmich.
The sale of Kimmich still remains unlikely, despite the news of Thomas Tuchel’s side’s willingness to listen to offers for the 28-year-old midfielder.
Manchester City are in the German midfielder, according to The Sun, which makes sense due to boss Pep Guardiola giving the midfielder, who can also play at right-back, his debut in the Bayern team following his £6 million move from VFB Stuttgart in 2015.
Bayern have a new midfield target
The Bavarian side, according to German outlet Sport1, have a new target for their midfield.
Aurelien Tchouameni, who has been heavily linked with Arsenal this summer, is rumoured to be Tuchel’s most desired midfield option.
This would be a huge blow for Arsenal, who are reportedly interested in the Frenchman as a replacement for Granit Xhaka.
The Frenchman, according to the same report, would be open to the move to the Allianz Arena.
There has also reportedly been contact between the two parties and the former Monaco midfielder would make the move if his game time at Real Madrid remains limited.
This could open the door to the potential sale of Kimmich, which would be a huge boost for City’s hopes as they are reportedly keen on more depth in the midfield after Ilkay Gundogan completed his move to Barcelona last month.
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