Kingsley Coman all set to move to Al- Hilal

French national winger and a veteran of Bayern Munich in his own right, Kingsley Coman has accepted a huge transfer offer from Saudi Club Football giants Al Hilal, days before the end of the summer transfer window. Coman looks set to bid farewell to Bayern and make a move to Saudi just at the age of 28.

Complete Picture Of Coman's Transfer 

L'Equipe recently reported that Coman, alongside other Bayern players, has been asked to leave the club before the end of the summer transfer window. Major European clubs, including Manchester City and Arsenal, have expressed interest in signing him. However, rumours have also linked the winger with a possible move to the Saudi Pro League.

The Blues are trying to keep their squad refreshed in their bid to retain the league title and return the AFC Champions League title to Riyadh. It’s worth noting that the Saudi transfer window closes on Monday, September 2nd.

A recent report from L'Equipe indicated that Al-Hilal, the reigning champions of Saudi Arabia, made a substantial offer for Coman, which has been accepted by Bayern Munich. The report further suggests that the French international has given his approval for the move, although Coman's agent has refuted these claims.

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However according to Fabrizio Romano, one of the most trusted sources when it comes to transfer updates, Coman's agent Christian Emile has declined the claims of Coman accepting any such offer from Al - Hilal.

Fabrizio Romano's tweet on Coman's transfer news

Emile said - " It’s NOT true. Kingsley has not accepted any bid at this stage”.

In any case, it remains unclear whether the 28-year-old winger will leave Bayern before the summer transfer window closes on Friday, August 31st. 

Coman's performance for Bayern Munich

The 28-year-old has been an asset to the Bavarians since 2015. In his 296 appearances for the Bayern Munich, Coman scored 64 goals and provided 66 assists.

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