Bayern Munich have made an initial offer for Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga as Thomas Tuchel willing to reunite and work with the Spaniard.
Bayern arealso keen to sign a new goalkeeper after selling Yann Sommer to Inter while Neuer is recovering from a broken leg.
Sky Sports Germany reported that the Bundesliga giants have made an initial offer for Kepa.
The report says the German side have offered him a season-long loan deal, with a subsequent purchase option.
Chelsea have just signed Robert Sanchez, 25, from Brighton and it was expected he would compete with his fellow Spaniard for a place between the sticks at Stamford Bridge. Kepa is contracted at the Blues until 2025 but former Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel is understood to be keen on a reunion with the 28-year-old.
Arrizabalaga signed from Athletic Club in 2018 for €80 million (£71m/$88m), the highest fee ever paid for a keeper. He has struggled for form and game time at Chelsea over the years and under Tuchel, the German manager preferred Edouard Mendy as his first-choice pick.
