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Jeremie Frimpong is a target for Bayern Munich, as the flying Dutchman continues to impress under Xabi Alonso at Bayer Leverkusen.
The league leaders lead the defending German Champions by ten points, but retaining their finest players in the summer will be difficult considering their remarkable performances.
With Barcelona, Real Madrid, and a slew of English Premier League clubs interested in Frimpong, it’s no wonder Munich is keeping an eye on the 23-year-old.
The news is beneficial for Celtic because they retain a sizable sell-on fee that entitles them to roughly 20% of the eventual value, which is estimated to be around €40-45 million, implying that the club may earn around €8 million from the defender who left Paradise in 2021.
Frimpong joined Celtic in September 2019 from Manchester City. The kid broke through under Neil Lennon as Celtic won a treble in 2019/20 before departing midway through the COVID season.
Frimpong made 51 appearances for the club, scoring three goals and assisting eight times. Frimpong’s performances drew attention from all across Europe, and the Bundesliga club swooped in to purchase him for roughly £12 million.
Frimpong is now a crucial role under Alonso as Bayer Leverkusen strives for a prestigious Bundesliga title.
Jeremie Frimpong has 10 goals and ten assists in 30 games this season, an outstanding output that has some of European’s top clubs interested in the aggressive fullback.
