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The possibility of Thilo Kehrer joining Bayern Munich has left fans of the Bavarian superclub horrified and disheartened. While the supporters want to see the likes of Marcel Sabitzer and Amine Adli finalized in the upcoming days, French outlet L’Equipe reported with some confidence that the Bayern bosses were negotiating with Paris Saint-Germain for the transfer of the 24-year-old.
Now, multiple journalists in Germany have refuted that report, claiming that there are no negotiations for Kehrer and no deal has been reached with his representatives:
Update #Kehrer: No! He won’t move to #FCBayern this summer. No agreement. No negotiations. @SPORT1 https://t.co/sdFMVrAq4u
— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) August 19, 2021
FC Bayern is still looking for two new players if possible, but there is no sign of a quick transfer. The rumors about Kehrer are wrong, he is not about to move to Munich.
— Tobi Altschäffl (@altobelli13) August 19, 2021
If true, these reports come as a relief to Bayern fans. While the club definitely needs a new right-back, Kehrer isn’t our man. His career highlights include being humilated by Kingsley Coman at Schalke, and being humiliated by Kingsley Coman in the Champions League final. Unless we’re buying him to give Coman more motivation in training, he’s not someone Bayern should be after.
Of course, French journos love to ruin our mood, so here’s one who’s sticking to his guns re: Kehrer.
Info : - Pas encore d'accord entre Thilo Kehrer et le #Bayern
— Santi Aouna (@Santi_J_FM) August 19, 2021
- Ses agents travaillent en coulisses depuis des semaines afin de préparer une offre convaincante pour le joueur et le #PSG
- un émissaire du #Bayern était présent lors de #PSG - #RCSA https://t.co/J2OnddjK6G
Info: - No agreement yet between Thilo Kehrer and #Bayern
- His agents have been working behind the scenes for weeks to prepare a compelling offer for the player and the #PSG
- an emissary of #Bayern was present during #PSG-#RCSA
Let’s hope this is all a bunch of noise, and the Kehrer links are just a way for the player’s entourage to angle for a new contract at PSG. He’s not needed at Bayern, and we hope he stays away.