Crystal Palace are reportedly preparing a move for Bayern Munich defender Sacha Boey ahead of the winter transfer window.
The Bayern Insider podcast, via 4-4-2, claims the Eagles want to strengthen the right side of their defence and have identified the 25-year-old as a key target. Palace are said to have already taken early steps, with Oliver Glasner holding talks with Bayern sporting director Christoph Freund about a possible deal. Bayern are expected to seek around €15 million for the Frenchman in January.
Boey has had a mixed spell in Germany since arriving from Galatasaray for €30 million in January 2024. Used mostly as a rotation option, he has yet to reach 50 appearances for the club and has produced just one goal and five assists. With limited opportunities, his future in Munich appears uncertain, and several clubs, including Palace, are monitoring the situation.
Palace’s interest comes as Daniel Munoz’s long-term future at Selhurst Park remains unclear. The Colombian remains an important player, but his performances have attracted attention from major European teams. With the risk of losing him, Palace are exploring alternatives, and Boey fits their plans.
Bayern’s asking price makes the defender a realistic option for the Premier League side. Even if Munoz stays, Glasner would have valuable depth for the second half of the 2025/26 campaign.