Bayern Munich says goodbye to the player who scored the goal that culminated in their last Champions League triumph. Kingsley Coman leaves European football and joins Al Nassr for a fee of around 30 million euros. The Frenchman has signed a three-year contract with the Saudi Arabian side, until 2028.

The team captained by Cristiano Ronaldo is signing luxury reinforcements in a bid to win a league title that has so far eluded them. After Inigo Martinez and Joao Felix, the Frenchman will be the new player who will play under the orders of the new coach, Jorge Jesus.

A career to frame before the age of 30

At 29 years of age, he leaves the German team, where he has played for the last decade and has lifted a Champions League and nine Bundesliga titles. He will join Mane, Joao Felix and Cristiano in attack. In addition, his salary will be between 20 and 25 million euros per year at Al Nassr, whose most important departure was that of John Duran, on loan to Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce.

In this way, Coman is leaving European football after a great career despite not reaching the age of 30. The Frenchman has one of the most surprising records in the world of football. He has won the league in the country in which he has played during all his years as a professional except in 2024, when Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen snatched the Bundesliga from Bayern.

Fundamental in Bayern's 'Sixth'

Thus, the Parisian has won two Ligue 1 titles with PSG (the club where he came through the youth ranks and whom he beat in the Champions League final in 2020), two 'Scudettos' with Juventus and no less than nine Bundesliga titles in Germany. In addition, he won the 2021 Nations League with his national team, in which they defeated Spain in the final.

The former No. 11 at the Allianz Arena leaves the team after losing some prominence in Kompany's starting eleven. He started just 14 of the 28 league games he played, scoring five goals and providing four assists. Likewise, his time in Munich, where he arrived on loan from the 'Vecchia Signora' in 2015 and was acquired on a permanent basis two years later for 21 million euros, was more than successful. With the Germans, he accumulated a whopping 339 official matches, in which he scored 72 goals and 71 assists. The most important was the one that gave Bayern their sixth Champions League title. A club hero leaves.