Sacha Boey, the French defender, has declined offers from other clubs, including Olympique Lyonnais, as he wants to stay at Bayern Munich.
Boey currently as a contract with the German giants until 2028 and is determined to cement his place in the team.
Boey’s decision comes despite interest from Premier League clubs and other European teams. Bayern Munich had been looking to cash in on the player, but Boey’s preference is to stay and fight for his spot in the squad.
The defender made his first appearance of the year in Bayern’s 2-1 win over PSV, and his last game was in November against Bayer Leverkusen. He has been struggling with injuries and has not been a regular starter for the team.
According to reports, Bayern Munich is open to discussing a transfer for Boey, but the player is keen on staying. The club’s management has been in talks with several clubs, including Crystal Palace and West Ham United, but Boey’s decision may put those negotiations on hold.
Boey’s contract with Bayern Munich runs until 2028, and he is valued at around €15-20 million. The club is looking to part ways with him, but Boey’s determination to stay may change their plans.
The French defender has had a tough time at Bayern Munich, with injuries and limited playing time. However, he is focused on proving himself and becoming a key player for the team.
