Kim won the German Bundesliga championship in the 2024-25 season by taking the main role under Bengtsang Kompany. He is the second Korean to win the Bundesliga championship after Jung Woo-young (Woonion Berlin). Kim became the first Korean defender to win the top title in two European leagues.

There were controversies over his overwork. Kim suffered an Achilles tendon injury, but took painkillers to play after Hiroki Ito and Joseph Stanisic left the team. As a result, his performance deteriorated, and the German media criticized him.카지노사이트

Rumors of a transfer continued from the end of the season. Germany's Bild said on the 18th (Korean time) that Munich is likely to break up with Kim Min-jae after two years. Munich plans to send Kim Min-jae from 30 million euros (about 47 billion won) to 350 million euros (about 55 billion won) in the summer.

Some teams have expressed interest in recruiting Kim Min-jae. Names of Juventus and Inter Milan of Italy and Chelsea and Newcastle of the English Premier League also appeared.

Kim Min-jae's position seems to have changed as well. As recently as last month, Kim said, "There is no reason to leave Munich." However, Christian Polk, a reporter for Sport in Germany, said, "Kim Min-jae seems to have changed his mind to stay in Munich. He expressed his position that a transfer is possible."

Against this backdrop, Fabrizio Romano, an expert in the European soccer transfer market, said Kim Min-jae's situation on the 22nd (Korea time). Romano said, "Kim Min-jae could head to the Premier League or the Saudi Arabian League." He stressed, "Kim Min-jae's high salary is the key."

Kim Min-jae's current salary is known to be around 11 million euros (about 17 billion won). This is interpreted as meaning that Premier League and Saudi clubs, which are less financially burdensome, are more advantageous to recruit Kim Min-jae.

Furthermore, Munich is committed to preventing Kim from moving to Germany as much as possible. "München is constantly waiting for Kim Min-jae's proposal," Bild said on Sunday. "Especially, we will listen to suggestions made by overseas teams first."