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Bayern Munich is interested in signing Tornike Kvaratskhelia, the 16-year-old brother of PSG star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. However, UEFA regulations prevent Bayern from transferring him until he turns 18 in 2028.
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Bayern Munich sees potential in Tornike Kvaratskhelia, who shares similar playing style traits with his older brother, Khvicha.
UEFA regulations state that clubs cannot sign players from non-EU countries until they turn 18, which applies to Tornike Kvaratskhelia.
Bayern Munich can officially sign Tornike Kvaratskhelia in the summer of 2028, after he turns 18.
Tornike Kvaratskhelia currently plays for Dinamo Tbilisi.
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Bayern are interested in signing Tornike Kvaratskhelia (16/left-winger), brother of PSG star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Kvaratskhelia flew to Munich, will have a meeting with Bayern officials and visit the clubâs facilities as an introduction. The 16-year old was included in Dinamo Tbilisiâs first team squad for the first time last Saturday. Several other European clubs are also interested. The first immediate snag in any potential transfer dealings would be that Bayern cannot sign Tornike before he turns 18. UEFA ruling stipulate Bayern cannot transfer a player from a non-EU country (such as Georgia) before this age. Bayern would not be able to bring Tornike before the first transfer window after his 18th birthday, which would be in the summer of 2028. Nor would the regulations, as current Bayern loanee Bara Sapoko Ndiaye is currently a very good example of, allow Tornike to play for the clubâs youth teams. Bayernâs Uli Hoeness has already openly complained about the rules. This issue is the same one that prevented early Bayern interest in Kvicha Kvaratskhelia from becoming something from concrete nearly a decade go. It does not mean, however, that the transfer is impossible or that the playerâs skill should not be discussed. Tornike at first bears a lot of footballing similarities to his older brother. The youngster likes to play on the left, though he plays centrally as well, and his unbelievably quick movements with a surprisingly large frame make him seem a lot like his brother. If one wants to get something of an impression of the youngster and what kind of player he is, watch YouTube channel Geo Scoutâs video here. Interestingly enough, there is an established connection between Tornikeâs club Dinamo Tbilisi and Bayern. In early 2023, Bayern signed highly rated youngster Luka Parkadze (as soon as he turned 18) from Tbilisi following a very promising trial. Parkadzeâs time at Bayern was a huge disappointment, unfortunately, with huge injuries and a very poor development plan involving two unsuccessful loans in 2 and a half years leading to disappointment. 2025 marked the end of said 30 month period, with the Georgian moving to second division Austrian side SV Austria Salzburg. Perhaps Bayern should neglect to tell Tornike how that went if the Bavarians wish to sign him. *If you are looking for more Bayern Munich and German national team coverage, check out the latest episodes of Bavarian Podcast Works, which you can get on Acast, Spotify, Apple, or any leading podcast distributorâŠ*
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