
Crystal Palace have been credited with interest in Bayern Munich’s Sacha Boey repeatedly in recent weeks.
On November 21st, TZ reported Crystal Palace are looking at the right-back as Daniel Muñoz’s successor. They also explained Boey sees a move to England as one of his likelier options.
Later that month, claims from Germany talked about an offer from Crystal Palace. Oliver Glasner’s good ties with Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund could help the Eagles.
Fussball Transfers cover these links and also comments from Bayern Munich director Max Eberl on their plans for the winter market. They are currently top of the table.
Eberl has ruled out new arrivals in January while has left the door open for some of the players to move elsewhere.
“There could always be a player who’s perhaps a bit dissatisfied and who, now that the injured players are returning, says: ‘I want to do something different’,” he said.
The official hasn’t mentioned Boey, who has been restricted to only five starts this season.
It’s claimed the 25-year-old Frenchman is ‘likely to leave’ next month and the Bundesliga winners have set a €15m price. Crystal Palace, however, are unwilling to meet Boey’s asking price.
If the Eagles change their mind and offer €15m, they can quickly wrap up Boey’s signing in January.