Inter sets price for Bisseck as Bayern looks to offload

Inter Milan has reportedly set a price tag for defender Yann Bisseck, who is being linked to a potential move to Bayern Munich. However, Bayern must first clear out Kim Min-Jae, who has attracted interest from Juventus and AC Milan. Inter is seeking €40 million for Bisseck, while Bayern expects €30 million for Kim Min-Jae.

Having recently claimed the domestic double in the 2025-26 season, Inter aims to bolster Cristian Chivu's squad ahead of the summer transfer window. The defense is a particular priority, especially as the club will part ways with key players Francesco Acerbi, Matteo Darmian, and likely Stefan De Vrij at the end of June. Bisseck, who garnered attention from Bayern, may also be on this list of departures.

Despite playing a significant role in Inter's double triumph, Bisseck was omitted from Germany’s squad for the 2026 World Cup. Reports suggest that transferring to the successful Bundesliga team could enhance his prospects of being selected by coach Julian Nagelsmann in the future.

According to sources, including BILD and Calciomercato.com, Inter is open to offers around €40 million for Bisseck this summer. Nonetheless, Bayern will need to offload players first to facilitate such a move. The current speculation suggests Kim Min-Jae is their most likely candidate to be sold.

Kim Min-Jae, who previously won the Scudetto with Napoli, is valued around €30 million. By selling him—potentially to either Milan or Juventus—Bayern would not only generate enough funds for Bisseck but also free up a position in their defensive lineup.