Bayern Munich News: Clubs lining up for Kennet Eichhorn; Juventus wants Kim Min-jae; Porto chasing Robert Lewandowski?; and MORE!

Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg is reporting that Manchester City’s proposed buy-and-loan (similar to what it is doing with Philadelphia Union phenom Cavan Sullivan) with Bayer Leverkusen is doable. However, Eichhorn is also the primary midfield target for Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig, while Borussia Dortmund is in the mix (just not leading the way):

🚨⤵️ More on our exclusive news about the planned loan between Manchester City and Bayer 04 Leverkusen: The loan structure of the deal is possible. Kennet Eichhorn turns 17 at the end of July. #MCFC

For Bayern and Leipzig, he remains their priority target. Dortmund are currently not in pole position despite reports. Meetings and talks with all five clubs have taken place. Decision still open.

The entrance of Manchester City — and its loan plan — into the mix has to be concerning for Bayern Munich, especially as it appears that the Bavarians are getting more serious about the youngster.

Madrid still talking to Yıldız (ESPN)

It feels like the dance that Real Madrid and Kenan Yıldız have been doing could mean they eventually get together, but likely not any time soon, given that Yıldız has a commitment through 2030 in Italy:

Real Madrid have held long-term discussions regarding Juventus attacking midfielder Kenan Yildiz, as reported by Tuttosport. It would be almost impossible for the 21-year-old to leave the Bianconeri this summer after renewing his contract, but Los Blancos want a pre-emptive right to sign the Turkey international if he decides to leave in the future. There could also be players going the other way in the deal, with Real Madrid possibly holding an option to re-sign them, and forwards Brahim Díaz and Gonzalo García have been linked.

Four clubs lining up for Jackson? (Chelsea News)

Even though Bayern Munich is moving on from Chelsea loanee Nicolas Jackson; AC Milan, Juventus, Fenerbahçe SK, and Al Ahli are all reportedly interested:

High on their list is Nicolas Jackson, a player with a large value who they’ll likely be looking to sell or loan.

He’s had a decent run in the Bayern team towards the end of the season as Vincent Kompany has rotated his first team, but it still doesn’t seem like the German giants want to buy him. A report in Bild today names a few teams who might be – AC Milan, Juventus, Fenerbahce and Al Ahli.

City wants new deals with Gvardiol, Foden (Sky Sport via ESPN)

Manchester City would like to ink Joško Gvardiol and Phil Foden to new contracts:

Manchester City are in talks with defender Josko Gvardiol and attacking midfielder Phil Foden regarding new contracts.

Gvardiol is an interesting name to keep an eye on. Injured for large portions of this season, he was linked to Bayern Munich in the past. With his contract running until 2028, next summer might be more realistic if Bayern Munich wants to rekindle an old flame.

Porto wants Lewy (Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg)

Look…you could do a whole lot worse than Portugal to play out the remainder of your career if you are FC Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski:

🚨🐉 Porto have very concrete interest in Robert Lewandowski. But nothing advanced or agreed at this stage.

Many offers and enquiries are on the table. An extension at FC Barcelona is still possible. Decisions remain open. However, Porto want to seriously try for the deal. @SkySportDE

Kim on Juve’s wish list (Tuttosport via ESPN)

Juventus might have some lofty plans for the summer, including pursuits of both former Bayern Munich defender David Alaba and current FC Bayern center-back Kim Min-jae:

Juventus are interested in signing Manchester City pair Bernardo Silva and John Stones as free agents. They are also looking at Bayern Munich center back Kim Min-jae, Real Madrid defender David Alaba and Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker.

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