French-Cameroonian Sacha Boey set for Bayern Munich exit, Crystal Palace leading the race for his signature

Sacha Boey is on the verge of leaving Bayern Munich, less than two years after joining the club. The French-Cameroonian right-back, who has struggled for regular playing time, is expected to seek a new club during the upcoming winter transfer window.

Boey’s future has become clearer, with several clubs reportedly showing interest in the 25-year-old.

Crystal Palace emerges as the frontrunner for his signature, with the club accelerating their pursuit following a significant injury to Daniel Muñoz.

The Colombian right-back has been sidelined since December 6 with a knee injury, and his return date remains uncertain.

Juventus and Olympique de Marseille are also linked with Boey, adding further competition for his services.

The defender, valued at €18 million by Transfermarkt, is said to be available for €15 million, with Bayern Munich reportedly setting their asking price at this amount.

Boey, who previously played for Galatasaray, is believed to earn an annual salary of €3 million at Bayern.

His lack of playing time in Germany has prompted him to consider a move in search of more regular football.

With interest from multiple top clubs, Boey now faces a key decision in his career.

Crystal Palace’s strong interest, combined with their immediate need for a replacement right-back, could make them the most likely destination for the former Galatasaray star.