Barcelona open to €50-60 million offers for Kounde amid Bayern interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 18, 2026, 12:05 PM
Last updated Jul 18, 2026
FC Barcelona is willing to consider offers of €50-60 million for defender Jules Kounde, who has drawn interest from Bayern Munich. Barcelona values Kounde at this figure, reflecting his quality, but Bayern reportedly values him at around €40 million. This difference has led to no current negotiations, as Barcelona has not received any formal offers and has no urgency to sell. Kounde remains a key part of the team, with hopes for his performances at training following the World Cup.
- •Barcelona values Jules Kounde at €50-60 million.
- •Bayern Munich is interested but offers only €40 million.
- •No formal offers have been made and no negotiations are underway.
- •Kounde is expected to be a key player for Barcelona moving forward.
- •Pedro Porro is also admired by Barcelona as a potential replacement.
- 12:05 PMYahoo Sports — Barcelona will consider offers of €50-60 million for defender amid Bayern Munich interest
"According to SPORT, FC Barcelona are open to listening to offers for Jules Kounde, but only if they reflect the French defender’s true market value. Although the French international is not consider...
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