France international Kingsley Coman has officially left Bayern Munich to join Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr, in what many football lovers are already calling a surprising twist. The Bundesliga giants and the Riyadh-based club both confirmed the deal, with reports claiming the transfer fee was agreed at €30 million.
Omo, this one hot oo — Coman isn’t just any player. He’s been a key figure for Bayern, winning nine Bundesliga titles, three DFB-Pokal cups, and the 2020 UEFA Champions League, where he even scored the winning goal in the final against PSG, his formative club. That moment sealed his name in Bayern history, making this exit even more emotional for fans.
Coman’s Al-Nassr Adventure
According to reports, Coman has penned a three-year contract with Al-Nassr and will wear the No. 21 jersey. He’s now set to join forces with some of the biggest names in football: Cristiano Ronaldo, Sadio Mané, and João Felix. Omo, imagine that frontline — defenders go dey sweat!
The 29-year-old winger leaves Bayern after playing 339 matches, scoring 72 goals and providing 71 assists. Truly, his time in Germany was nothing short of legendary.
Bayern Already Preparing Replacement
Bayern Munich didn’t waste time planning ahead. Before Coman’s departure, the German champions signed Luis Díaz from Liverpool as a direct replacement. Reports also suggest they are targeting Christopher Nkunku from Chelsea to bolster their attack.
Omo this one painful — because Coman is the fourth big attacking name to exit Bayern this year, after Thomas Müller, Leroy Sané, and Mathys Tel. Clearly, the Bavarians are entering a new era, but whether it pays off or not, only time will tell.
What This Means for Al-Nassr
For Al-Nassr, this signing is another huge statement in their mission to dominate not only the Saudi Pro League but also global football attention. Having Ronaldo, Mané, Felix, and now Coman in one squad? Omo, na movie we go dey watch every weekend.
