Kingsley Coman to leave Bayern Munich amid Liverpool and Saudi interest as Bundesliga giants plan to sacrifice €40m winger to sign Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen

Sky Germany reports that both Coman and Bayern are planning a parting of ways this summer, with the winger likely to fetch €30-40 million (£25m-33.5m). The report adds that if he did leave, the 28-year-old's rumoured yearly salary of €17-18m (£14m-15m) would be off their books as they try to cut costs and move for Wirtz.

Sky adds that Coman is prioritising a move to Saudi Arabia, with Al-Nassr or Al-Hilal a possibility. The report adds that Liverpool have also enquired about the France international, but nothing more than that. Coman has become a Bayern legend over the years, but it seems his time with the club is nearing its end.

Coman, whose Bayern deal runs until 2027, has made 327 appearances for the German giants and scored 69 goals along the way. He joined them on loan from Juventus in 2015 before making the move permanent in 2017.

Aside from transfer speculation, Coman will hope to feature in Bayern's clash with VFL Bochum in the Bundesliga on Saturday.