Al-Nassr has reached an agreement with Bayern Munich to purchase Kingsley Coman’s contract, allowing the French international to immediately join the Saudi giants.
Al-Nassr had agreed on all personal terms with Coman, and negotiations with Bayern Munich management began in the past few hours. Initially, negotiations stalled, but the two sides finally reached common ground.
According to the German newspaper Bild, Bayern Munich will receive €30 million and another €5 million in variables to complete the deal.
With Coman’s move to Al-Nassr, Bayern Munich will begin searching for a replacement for him on the left wing, or at least the Bavarian club will work to finalize a deal for Nick Woltemade from Stuttgart, which will cost the German club more than €70 million.
The deal is expected to be officially announced and the French player to sign the contract within 48 hours at the latest, due to Bayern’s pressure to finalize the deal and raise funds in the hope of finding a replacement before the start of the new season next Saturday.
Coman will be Al-Nassr’s third major signing this summer, following the signing of João Félix from Chelsea for €50 million and the signing of Iñigo Martínez on a free transfer after terminating his contract with Barcelona.
If all goes as planned, the skilled winger is expected to lead Al-Nassr in the highly anticipated match against Al-Ittihad on August 19 in the Saudi Super Cup semi-final.
