Bayern Continues Clear-Out, Secures Exits for Two Academy Products

Bayern Munich is set to offload two academy graduates who currently don't feature in the club's plans: midfielder Noel Aseko and winger Jonathan Asp.

The 20-year-old central midfielder is reportedly moving to Eintracht Frankfurt for a fee estimated between 10-12 million euros. Aseko, a German youth international, is expected to sign a long-term contract with the 'Eagles' until 2030. Last season, he was on loan at second-tier side Hannover 96, where he scored 3 goals and provided 6 assists in 33 appearances.

Meanwhile, Danish forward Asp is heading to La Liga newcomers Deportivo La Coruña. Bayern is expected to receive around 6 million euros from the Spanish club. Last season, Asp Jensen was on loan at Swiss side Grasshopper, where he netted 9 goals and registered 6 assists in 40 matches across all competitions.

In other transfer news, Bayern is also progressing with the sale of goalkeeper Alexander Nübel to Besiktas. The Bavarian giants anticipate receiving a fixed fee of 6.5 million euros, with an additional 5 million euros in potential bonuses.

Sporting Director Max Eberl is tasked with selling other surplus players, including João Palhinha, Bryan Zaragoza, and Sacha Boey. Should suitable offers arise, Hiroki Ito, Kim Min-jae, and even Alphonso Davies could also be on their way out.