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Kim Min-jae's colleague Eric Dier (Bayern Munich) seems to be approaching a contract with AS Monaco (France).
The BBC reported on the 2nd (Korea time) 'Monaco will reportedly offer Dyer a three-year contract with a one-year extension option.' Fabrizio Romano, who reported the news of the European transfer market earlier, also added his chant 'Here we go' on social media, saying, "'Die's joining Monaco has all been done'.
Munich Sports Director Christophe Frund recently discussed re-signing with Dyer. He said he did not want to extend his contract and would leave the team" he said. Dyer is reportedly pushing to go to Monaco to spend more time as a main player.
Prior to Dyer, the possibility of Kim Min-jae's transfer was also discussed. German daily Bild reported that `Kim Min-jae is under contract with Munich until 2028, but there is a possibility that he will leave the team this summer.' Munich is open to all possibilities, and Newcastle United, Chelsea (England) and Juventus (Italy) are showing interest in him.' In response, Kim Min-jae expressed his willingness to stay in the building, saying, `I have suffered a lot over the past seven months, but there is no reason to leave.' "We have to watch the situation, but I want to stay healthy next season."He expressed his willingness to accompany Munich.
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Despite Kim Min-jae's wish, Munich seems to be trying to reorganize its defense line. Uruguayan defender Ronald Araujo, who plays for FC Barcelona (Spain), is mentioned as a substitute for Dyer. Although he is a center back, he can play full-back and is considered a player with excellent interpersonal defense capabilities. The obstacle is that he has been injured frequently since joining Barcelona, but Munich seems to have left open the possibility of recruiting him to reinforce its defense. If Araujo joins as Munich wishes, Kim Min-jae's competition to become a starting player in the new season is also expected to be tough.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
