Newcastle United are demanding around £11m–£12m (€13–14m) for the sale of Bayern Munich target Kieran Trippier, according to Sky in Germany.

Newcastle's price is for a permanent deal this month or an obligatory fee following an initial loan move, but Bayern do not want to spend too much on the England international.

Sky Sports News understands Bayern has made an initial approach and talks remain ongoing over a deal.

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It is also understood that Trippier, who trained with the Newcastle squad on Monday morning, is open to a move to Bayern this month but Newcastle do not want to lose the defender before the window closes.

Not all Bayern bosses, however, are convinced about signing the 33-year-old, according to Sky in Germany.

The German champions have also been pushing to sign 26-year-old Nordi Mukiele on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. But talks have reached an impasse over an obligation to buy him, leading the Bundesliga side to chase a deal for Trippier.

The full-back has seven assists in 19 Premier League matches for Newcastle this season but his performances have dipped in recent weeks.

He made multiple mistakes, which led to goals in Newcastle's 3-0 defeat at Everton and their 4-1 loss against Tottenham.

Trippier's clumsy backpass was also responsible for Chelsea snatching a late equalizer in the Carabao Cup quarter-final loss against Newcastle, which the Magpies lost on penalties.

The ex-Tottenham player was one of the first major signings for Newcastle's Saudi Arabia ownership when he joined for £12 million from Atletico Madrid in January 2022.

Meanwhile, Eddie Howe's side faces further interest in their players from abroad late in the transfer window, with the club understood to have rejected an approach from Atletico Madrid to sign Callum Wilson on loan.

The Spanish club is now focusing its attention on a loan deal for Moise Kean from Juventus.

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Source: BBC SPORT 

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