Juventus announced that it will earn about 19 million euros thanks to the sale of winger Kingsley Koman to Bavaria.

Coman stands for Bavaria since the beginning of last season on loan. Today (April 27), the Munichers confirmed that they will buy Kingsley.

"The Juventus Football Club reports that FC Bayern Munich used the right to buy out registration rights for Kingsley Koman's player for 21 million euros, which will be paid in 2017/2018 and 2018/2019 fiscal years," says the club's statement.

"The economic effect is positive, about 19 million euros, excluding support costs and deductions".

The team moved to Juventus from PSG in 2014 as a free agent. Thus, the Turinians did not pay anything for the transfer of the player, but spoiled the relationship with the PSG, who later tried to buy Blaise Matugudi.

In total, the transfer of Coman to Bavaria will replenish the treasury of Juventus with 28 million euros - another 7 Munichers previously paid for a two-year lease Kingsley.