Bayern Munich liquidates a series of stars

Kim Min-jae could leave Bayern.

Sky Sports said Bayern plan to prioritize rebuilding the defense ahead of the new season. Dayot Upamecano is a face that could say goodbye to the Allianz Arena. The French center-back has not reached an agreement to extend his contract with Bayern. The "Gray Tigers" expect to earn 15 million euros if they liquidate Upamecano.

Upamecano's partner Kim Min-jae is also at risk of leaving Bayern after this season. The South Korean centre-back is considered unstable and has not created trust at the Allianz Arena. Bayern are ready to sit down at the negotiating table if a team wants to recruit Kim. The centre-back is valued at 50 million euros and has attracted the attention of Juventus, Chelsea and Newcastle.

Joao Palhinha, a new signing from Bayern in the summer transfer window last year, may have to find a new home. The 29-year-old player cost Bayern nearly 45 million euros but has made little contribution. The "Gray Tigers" want to sell Palhinha to welcome a more classy midfielder.

In February, Bild reported that Bayern were considering offloading four other players, including Leon Goretzka, Serge Gnabry, Kingsley Coman and Bryan Zaragoza. This group could bring the club close to €100 million, according to Transfermarkt estimates.

Thomas Muller has confirmed he will leave Bayern Munich at the end of the season. Eric Dier and Leroy Sane, whose contracts expire next summer, are also likely to find new clubs.

Manager Vincent Kompany and his staff are drawing up a list of potential targets for this summer transfer window. Leverkusen midfielder Florian Wirtz is the top target. However, Bayern will have to compete with Man City, who are willing to spend more than 100 million euros for the German international.

Arsenal interested in Sane, Real want Enzo Fernandez The summer transfer market is about to explode with many big deals being negotiated. Leroy Sané could leave Bayern, while Liverpool and Arsenal are actively looking for new players.

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