A shifting landscape at Selhurst Park could see Crystal Palace actively pursuing Bayern Munich’s Sacha Boey. The potential move arises from growing speculation surrounding the future of current right-back, Daniel Munoz, and the possibility he may soon be departing the club.
Munoz has reportedly attracted the attention of Chelsea, his performances for Palace drawing significant praise. Should he move to Stamford Bridge, or even to Manchester United, who are also showing interest, Palace will need to swiftly identify and secure a capable replacement.
Boey, while not currently a consistent starter for Bayern, has previously been on Palace’s radar. Despite not fully establishing himself in Germany, scouts believe his skillset could thrive under manager Oliver Glasner.
A key observer, a former scout for Manchester United, believes Palace will seriously consider a January move for the French defender. He suggests the club has a history of successfully integrating players who may be struggling to find their footing elsewhere.
The scout highlighted Palace’s need for reinforcement at right-back, making Boey a logical target. He believes a change of scenery and a different tactical environment could unlock Boey’s potential, allowing him to flourish at Selhurst Park.
The situation is fluid, and the fate of Munoz will undoubtedly dictate Palace’s next steps. Both Chelsea and Manchester United are keenly aware of the developing situation, recognizing Munoz’s quality and potential value to their own squads.
This potential transfer saga is unfolding rapidly, with multiple clubs poised to react. The coming weeks will reveal whether Palace will indeed make a move for Boey, and whether Munoz will be leaving Selhurst Park.
