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Bayern Munich has reportedly withdrawn a contract offer for Joshua Kimmich, sparking speculation that Liverpool and Manchester City could swoop in for the Germany international

The adaptable 30-year-old has spent the past decade in Munich after transferring from RB Leipzig, amassing eight Bundesliga titles and one Champions League trophy.

Kimmich, who boasts 97 caps for Germany, was rumored to be considering a move to the Premier League last summer.

Although he chose to stay put at the time, he could become an attractive free agent prospect later this year.

According to BILD, Bayern executives have informed Kimmich that the offer which had previously been tabled to renew his deal is no longer on the table.

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Kimmich has been a constant presence in the Champions League this season, aiding Bayern in edging past Celtic to secure a round of 16 clash with Bayer Leverkusen

It is reported that an increased offer was ruled out and the existing one withdrawn, although the same source suggests that the possibility of a new deal hasn't been entirely dismissed.

Liverpool and City could both be in the market for right-back reinforcements in the summer, potentially creating an opportunity for Kimmich to play more regularly in the position he held for Germany at Euro 2024

Reds defender Trent Alexander-Arnold's contract expires in June and he continues to be associated with Real Madrid, while City has experimented with several options since allowing Kyle Walker to join AC Milan on an initial loan.


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