Manchester United are likely to complete the sale of Matj Ková to Bayern Leverkusen, but will retain the option to repurchase him in the future
According to inFotbal.cz, the goalkeeper flew out for a medical with the German club today ahead of a €6 million transfer.
They report that a deal between Manchester United and Bayer Leverkusen has been ‘definitively reached,’ with the German club poised to pay €6 million for the United youngster.
The agreement includes a variety of variable bonuses that may push the deal over €10 million, and Manchester United battled hard to add a buy-back provision in the form of a right of first refusal on the player in the future.
Ková went out from Manchester on Thursday afternoon to undergo his physical and then sign a long-term contract with the Bundesliga club.
The deal is anticipated to be announced in the coming hours, bringing an end to the 23-year-old’s stint at Manchester United, which began in 2018 when he was brought in from Slovacko’s U19s.
