"Bayern Munich have strengthened their defense with the contract renewal of Dayot Upamecano. The French defender was set to become a free agent at the end of the season. After complex negotiations over the last few months, Bayern finally announced Upamecano's contract renewal at the end of last week. Max Eberl has admitted that Bayern will be relaxed going into the summer when it comes to strengthening the options in central defense."
"Bayern's stance may change if Kim Min-jae ends up leaving Bavaria in the summer. The record Bundesliga champions were open to parting ways with the South Korean defender last summer, but a move never materialized. According to SportBild (via iMiaSanMia), Bayern still have the same stance regarding Kim Min-jae. They will be open to sanctioning his departure if a good offer comes in. However, the South Korean defender is not actively looking for a move away from Munich."
Dayot Upamecano signed a contract renewal with Bayern Munich after months of negotiations, removing immediate need for a new central defender. Max Eberl said the club will be relaxed about strengthening central defence options this summer. Bayern remain open to selling Kim Min-jae if a good offer arrives, but Kim is not actively pursuing a move and appears willing to fight for playing time. Jonathan Tah's arrival has reduced Kim's minutes, leaving him third-choice at centre-back. Chelsea and Tottenham have expressed interest in Kim Min-jae.
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