Kingsley Coman is set to complete his transfer from Bayern Munich to Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr for a fee just under €30 million. Coman has agreed to a three-year contract with Al Nassr, joining the club as part of an ambitious project following recent signings such as Inigo Martinez and João Félix. Bayern Munich gave their final approval for Coman's move, allowing him to travel and finalize the deal, which is expected to conclude with a medical and signature shortly after the agreement was reached. Coman's departure marks the end of a decade-long tenure at Bayern, where he won multiple trophies. Concurrently, Bayern Munich is engaged in negotiations to sign Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku. Nkunku is reportedly interested in the move, with Chelsea preferring a permanent transfer rather than a loan. This potential signing by Bayern is linked to the injury of Jamal Musiala during the Club World Cup and the club's broader transfer strategy, which also involves Chelsea's plans to accelerate the arrivals of Xavi Simons and Alejandro Garnacho, contingent on the departures of Nkunku and Jackson. Additionally, Saudi club Neom has made several signings, including Abdoulaye Doucouré on a free transfer, as well as Nathan Zeze (€20 million), Marcin Bulka (€15 million), Amadou Koné (€13.3 million), and Saïd Benrahma.