Crystal Palace have made a ‘concrete offer’ to sign Sacha Boey from Bayern Munich in the January transfer window.
That’s according to BILD podcast Bayern Insider. They report that Oliver Glasner is in direct talks with Bayern’s sporting director Christoph Freund about the move.
4-4-2 relay the information from them today. They report that Boey could leave Bayern as early as January after being deemed surplus to requirements. He has a deal until 2028 and was once well thought of at the club, with them paying €30m to sign him from Galatasaray at the beginning of 2024.
They’re now willing to sell him for half of that at €15m. That’s at least according to Bayern Insider, who say Bayern have set that as their asking price.
Crystal Palace offer claimed
And Crystal Palace are seemingly interested. In fact, they’ve already made a ‘concrete offer’ for him. Oliver Glasner is believed to have already discussed the deal with Bayern’s sporting director Christoph Freund.
This report comes after a similar one last week stated Crystal Palace had lined Boey up as a replacement for Daniel Munoz. The Colombian has been vocal in admitting he has big transfer dreams of late, and it seems Palace are preparing for the worst.
Crystal Palace were initially linked with signing the 25-year-old a week ago. Boey moved to the German champions in 2024 following a spell with Galatasaray.
