Bayern Transfer News: Star Faces January Exit?

In January 2024, Bayern’s sports director Christoph Freund brought Boey in as a right-back for the German record champions. However, the Frenchman has not been able to prevail in Munich so far. Boey, now 25 years old, made 37 appearances for Bayern, most recently there was no getting past ÖFB star Konrad Laimer, who had established himself as a regular right-back.

Boey’s time in Munich is now set to come to an end, despite a contract that runs until 2028. According to “AZ”, Bayern’s management team is already working on a winter departure for the Frenchman. According to the report, Germany’s league leaders are actively looking for a buyer for the Frenchman. Boey should go, and as quickly as possible, the report says. It is said that the people of Munich would agree to the departure for just 15 million euros. Almost two years ago, Germany’s record champions paid Galatasaray Istanbul twice as much (30 million euros).

Trouble with the coach

According to the report, the fact that things should now happen very quickly is also due to the fact that Boey has not always behaved professionally in the last few weeks. What’s more, he incurred the anger of coach Vincent Kompany. For example, the Frenchman is said to have taken too long to make a planned substitution. The Belgian Bayern coach was so angry that he canceled the 25-year-old’s planned substitution and left Boey to languish on the bench – not the only situation in which the right-back showed a lack of attitude and caused trouble in the dressing room.

In any case, good for Bayern: There should at least be several interested parties. These include Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace and Boey’s former club Galatasaray. The Turks would therefore closely monitor the Frenchman’s situation.

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Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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