Spaniard Alejandro Grimaldo is attracting significant interest from Germany! | OneFootball

La Masia graduate on the radar of the biggest European clubs.

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A new and intriguing name is surfacing in the strategy sessions at Bayern Munich. As reported by the reputable source Kicker, the Bavarian giants have set their sights on a seasoned solution for their left flank: Bayer Leverkusen's Spanish defender, Alejandro Grimaldo.

The 30-year-old full-back, whose contract with Leverkusen runs until 2027, has emerged as a genuine target for the club's management. He is increasingly viewed not just as an option, but as a reliable and battle-hardened reinforcement capable of solidifying their defensive line. While the player himself has remained silent on the interest from Munich, his credentials are speaking volumes.

Since his arrival from Benfica in 2023, Grimaldo has been a revelation for Leverkusen. His remarkable contribution of 23 goals and 37 assists in 114 appearances for the "pharmacists" demonstrates an attacking prowess that makes him a uniquely valuable asset. With a market value estimated at €30 million, any potential move would be a significant statement of intent from the German powerhouse.