Liverpool have discovered a minimum €90million demand to prise Kingsley Coman away from Bayern Munich this summer.
This comes after the Reds were linked with a sensational move for the French winger, with some reports claiming a bid had already been made.
However, the mooted valuations were some way short of the €90million (£77.2million) figure that has since been brought to the table.
This comes from the Head of Football at German outlet BILD, Christian Falk, on Twitter.
Twitter: Message from Munich to Liverpool and United: Bayern want a transfer fee of minimum €90 Million for Kingsley Coman.… https://t.co/Qhqk2bwMg8 (@cfbayern)
Coman was part of the France side that were eliminated from Euro 2020 this week at the hands of Switzerland.
Capped 32 times at senior level, the flying winger scored eight goals and registered another 15 assists in 39 appearances last term.
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Valued at £58.8million and under contract until 2023 at the Allianz Arena (Transfermarkt), the new mooted fee would be a far more realistic expectation from Bayern’s perspective.
From a Liverpool point of view, shelling out £77.2million for a backup winger behind Sadio Mane seems hugely unlikely.
Coman’s checkered injury record made only a bargain deal a worthwhile one.
