Bayern Munich rejected Juventus offer for full-back on transfer deadline day

A late attempt by a Juventus to solve their defensive issues was rebuffed by the Bayern Munich, who opted to keep Sacha Boey despite his difficulties.

• Bayern rejected Juventus’ loan request on deadline day
• Kompany kept Boey despite limited minutes and past errors
• Defender remains under contract until 2028

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Bayern rejected a loan offer from Juventus for full-back Boey on the final day of the summer transfer window, leaving the Italian giants without a new right-back. According to Fabrizio Romano, Juventus approached the Bundesliga champions to secure the 24-year-old on a temporary deal, but the bid was turned down by the Bayern hierarchy.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  The rejection comes despite Boey having been considered a potential departure candidate for much of the summer. However, Bayern coach Vincent Kompany is reportedly a fan of the player and was keen to keep him for squad depth. Boey has endured a difficult start to his career in Germany since his €30 million move from Galatasaray in January 2024, struggling for consistent form and regular starts. Keeping him provides cover at right-back, a position of need with Josip Stanisic currently deputising on the left for the injured Alphonso Davies.

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  So far this season, Boey has featured in all four of Bayern Munich's competitive matches, but his only start came in the first round of the DFB-Pokal against lower-league opposition Wehen Wiesbaden.

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  WHAT NEXT

  With the transfer window now closed, Boey will remain in Munich to fight for his place under Kompany. The French full-back, whose contract runs until 2028, will need to impress in training and take any opportunities he gets to challenge for a regular starting role. Should his situation not improve by the winter, speculation over his future is likely to resurface ahead of the January transfer window.