France international Kingsley Coman (29) has officially left Bayern Munich to sign for Saudi Pro League giants Al-Nassr, both clubs confirmed.
Coman leaves the Bundesliga after an incredible career with nine league titles, three DFB-Pokal crowns and the 2020 Champions League, where he famously scored the winning goal in the final against his boyhood club PSG.
In total, the winger delivered 72 goals and 71 assists across 339 games for Bayern—making him one of the most decorated French players of his generation.
Omo, pause first—after all those trophies and glory in Germany, seeing Coman move to Saudi Arabia go shock plenty people. This gist sweet! 🔥
The Al-Nassr Move
According to reports, Bayern accepted a €30m transfer fee for Coman. The Frenchman has signed a three-year contractand will wear the No. 21 jersey at Al-Nassr.
He now joins an attacking lineup already packed with superstar names like Cristiano Ronaldo, Sadio Mané, and João Felix. With that firepower, the Saudi side’s front line is beginning to look like something straight out of a FIFA video game.
A Summer of Departures for Bayern
Coman becomes the fourth senior attacker to leave Bayern this year, following Thomas Müller, Leroy Sané, and Matthys Tel. But the Bundesliga champions were already preparing for change.
Liverpool winger Luis Díaz has arrived, while Bayern are also reportedly targeting Chelsea’s Christopher Nkunku to strengthen their attack further.
Omo, this transfer window dey hot oo. One star leaves, another star enters—it’s like Bayern no dey ever rest!
