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FC Barcelona reportedly have their sights set on Bayern München defender Franziska Kett, with a February 2027 move on the cards.
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Franziska Kett appears to be heading for the exit at FC Bayern München. The 21-year-old defender is reportedly on FC Barcelona's radar, with a potential move pencilled in for February 2027.
The rumour stems from social media chatter, but it's gaining traction fast. And honestly? It makes sense.
Kett's deal in Munich runs until July 2027. That means Barça would need to cough up a transfer fee - no freebies here. Bayern won't let one of their brightest talents walk on the cheap, as Soccerdonna reports.
Kett's journey is remarkable. She started at FC Edenstetten and spVgg Grün-Weiß Deggendorf before Bayern's youth academy snapped her up in 2020. From the U17s to the first team, she's climbed every rung.
The trophy cabinet speaks volumes: four German championships, two cup wins, two Supercup triumphs. She earned her senior Germany cap in 2025 too.
Quick, technical, versatile - Kett ticks every box for Barcelona's style. If this move materialises, Europe will be watching one of its most exciting young defenders settle into Camp Nou.
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