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Let's kick off the gossip mill
It seems like AC Milan has their eyes on Bayern Munich's Min-Jae Kim, and it ain't just a fleeting glance. Word on the street is that the Italians have already started chatting up the Germans about a potential deal, according to 'Gazzetta dello Sport'. Given that Kim spent some time at SSC Napoli and the new Milan coach, Massimiliano Allegri, is said to be smitten with the South Korean, it's no surprise he landed on their wish list.
Bayern Munich, apparently, isn't too heartbroken about letting go of their man. Reports are rife that they'd be willing to part ways with Kim, especially considering they shelled out a cool 50 million euros two years back. If they do decide to sell, it's rumored they'll hold out for at least 30 million euros. Lending Kim out is apparently off the table.
Milan: Rebuilding the squad after a rough season
The Rossoneri ended the season in a dismal eighth place, missing out on a spot in any European competition. To add fuel to the fire, they bid adieu to Portuguese coach Sergio Conceicao at the end of the season. Enter Allegri, who's now busy revisioning the Milan squad. He's determined to shake things up. (sid/vb)
Here's a twist in the Kim saga. Reports suggest that Bayern might be using him as a bargaining chip in a deal for Rafael Leao. It's said that Bayern is keen on acquiring Leao, and might offer a hefty sum plus one of their players for the Portuguese star. With Kim not exactly setting the Bundesliga alight and his contract running until 2028, he could be on the negotiating table. Bayern is rumored to be flexible about the transfer fee, targeting between €30 million and €35 million, down from the €50 million they forked out to Napoli.
AC Milan might also try to swing the deal in their favor, requesting Kim to beef up their defense, given their financial predicament and the need to fill gaps in their squad. Yet, as of now, talks are still underway, and no deals have been sealed. Bayern's interest in Leao is strong, and they're aiming to close the deal by June 10, a strategic deadline related to the Club World Cup transfer window[2][3][4][5].
Milano's potential acquisition of Min-Jae Kim could be a strategic move for their defense, given their quest for a strong presence in European-leagues like Serie-A after a challenging season. Meanwhile, rumors are swirling that Bayern Munich may be using Kim as a bargaining chip for Rafael Leao, with reports indicating that Bayern is prepared to offer a substantial sum plus one of their players for the highly valued Portuguese star.
