Bayern’s Transfer Target: Man City & Chelsea Chase Star

He Bayern He trusts his young people and one of the fruits of his quarry that arouses the most expectations is the center back. Cassiano Kiala16 years old. The problem for the Munich club is that several Premier League greats are already following the defender.

Thus, according to Daily Millor, the father of Cassiano Kiala traveled to London last Friday to meet with the Chelsea and with him Manchester City. The problem for both clubs is that the regulations of the Brexit They prevent the signing of players under 18 years of age. Kiala He will turn 18 on January 11, 2027. It would be more of an agreement for the future.

The representative Jorge Mendes was with the parents of Kiala and with the footballer in Munich last Friday, always according to the aforementioned media. The agency MendesGestifute, appears to be prepared to manage the professional affairs of Kiala in the future, together with their families.

Kiala, Lennart Karl and David Santos studied during the Club World Cup

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It is said that the Manchester CityIn particular, he is very interested in Kialaalthough Brexit regulations prohibit Premier League clubs from signing foreign talent until they turn 18. In this case, the conversations seem to focus on building a relationship for the future.

He Bayern He wants to keep Kiala at all costs. The club is fully confident that the defender will become a first-team starter under the orders of Vincent Kompany. Kialaan Under-17 international for Germany, has been on the bench for the Munich team on 7 occasions (counting all competitions) this season, without making his debut, and has been training with the first team since 2024-25. Kiala He took it to the Club World Cup.

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Cassiano Kiala (17 years old in January) is a centre-back skilled with the ball, agile, precise, strong in one-on-one duels, with great professional ability. His debut with Bayern’s first team seems close.

Marcus Cole

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