After a mixed first half of the season, there were first rumors of a change to Kingsley Coman from FC Bayern during the World Cup break. Now there is news from the French world champion of 2018, which should not silence the speculation.
In January 2022, after tough negotiations, Kingsley Coman extended his contract with FC Bayern until 2027.
Since then, the 26-year-old winger is expected to pocket a whopping 20 million euros per season. This makes Coman one of the top earners in the squad of the German record champions.
All set then as far as the future plans of the 2020 Champions League final scorer are concerned? Not in the fast-moving football business.
FC Bayern: First transfer rumors about Kingsley Coman
After Coman only played 14 competitive games (one goal, five assists) for FC Bayern in the first half of the 2022/2023 season, partly because of two dismissals in the Bundesliga, transfer speculation promptly arose again.
The Italian portal “Calciomercato” brought up an insane exchange plan with former BVB professional Christian Pulisic from Chelsea. Not surprisingly, these alleged mind games were not concrete.
However, Coman relies on a new consulting agency for his future career planning. As the company CAA Base announced on Tuesday, the FC Bayern offensive player will be one of its clients in the future.
Together with his father Christian, Kingsley Coman will be managed “in all areas” in the future, according to a Twitter statement.
Advisor Christian Emile was “proud and excited” about working with Coman on Instagram. “We will help you to be even more successful on and off the pitch in the future,” said the player’s agent.
Extension at Bayern without Pini Zahavi
Until autumn 2021, Coman was represented by the notorious star consultant Pini Zahavi. But the collaboration ended.
The Coman side then finalized the new contract with FC Bayern without the Israeli, who allegedly previously wanted to launch a transfer to the English Premier League.
Whether the change to CAA Base specifically indicates Coman’s intentions to change is anyone’s guess.
It should be clear, however, that speculation about the 46-time France international will continue as long as he does not find his way back on track.