English club interested: Will Bayern lose another player? | OneFootball

While almost everything at FC Bayern was about possible new signings on Deadline Day, there could now also be a late change on the departure side.

According to information from Sky, FC Fulham is very interested in Jonah Kusi-Asare. The English Premier League club wants to sign the 18-year-old attacker at all costs, and talks are already underway. However, time pressure plays a role: The transfer window in England, like in Germany, closes on Monday evening.

All parties have agreed on a loan without an option to buy, according to Sky. There are still some formalities to be completed, but the transfer is expected to go through. Fulham is supposed to transfer a loan fee of up to four million euros.

If the deal with Fulham does not work out in time, a transfer is still not ruled out. In some leagues - including the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria - the transfer window is still open for longer. Kusi-Asare could therefore still leave the German record champions even after the end of the Bundesliga deadline.

Kusi-Asare was originally planned as Kane's backup

For days it had been speculated that a loan for the Swedish talent could be looming. Originally planned as a backup for Harry Kane, the signing of Nicolas Jackson changes the situation. On the last day of the transfer period, Bayern was able to secure the loan deal for the striker from FC Chelsea - this means that Kusi-Asare probably has no more prospects for a lot of playing time.

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Several clubs had already expressed their interest - in addition to Fulham, this includes PSV Eindhoven, RSC Anderlecht, Slavia Prague and Werder Bremen.

FC Bayern is generally willing to consider a loan. However, Kusi-Asare's contract, which runs until 2026, must be extended before a loan can be considered.

Kusi-Asare himself is pushing for playing time in order to take the next step in his development. Whether Fulham will get their turn in time or whether a solution will be found in another league will be decided soon.

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