Last-minute departure: Bayern loan Kusi-Asare to Fulham | OneFootball

On Deadline Day, FC Bayern agreed to a last-minute departure. Young talent Jonah Kusi-Asare is moving to FC Fulham.

It wasn’t just the signing of Nicolas Jackson that kept Bayern’s management busy on Deadline Day; there was also real drama on the outgoing side towards the end.

According to Sky, Bayern and the Premier League club have agreed on a loan deal for the 18-year-old striker until the summer of 2026.

Curiously, late on Monday evening, the pay-TV broadcaster announced that the deal had fallen through at the last minute. The reason: the formalities couldn’t be completed in time before the transfer window closed. Just a few hours later, a sudden turnaround. According to Sky, the English league, despite issues with the process, gave its final approval for the deal.

Bayern receives four million euros

According to information from Sky, the record champions will receive a loan fee of four million euros for the Swede. In addition, the striker will sign a long-term contract with FCB before the loan.

Interesting: After the loan, Fulham has secured a purchase option, and FCB has a buy-back option. The agreed transfer fees for these options are not known.

Kusi-Asare made a strong impression during pre-season. Due to the signing of Nicholas Jackson, the backup role behind Harry Kane was reassigned. The young striker is expected to gain more, and above all regular, playing time through the loan.

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