Julien Duranville is attracting interest from Bayern München. Anderlecht could earn a significant sum due to a sell-on percentage agreed upon during negotiations with Borussia Dortmund.

Bayern München is in the market for a young flank attacker, with Julien Duranville being one of the potential candidates under consideration. Duranville, who previously played for Anderlecht, moved to Borussia Dortmund for 12.5 million euros, with the possibility of bonuses raising the total deal to over 20 million euros. Anderlecht retains a resale percentage on Duranville, and Vincent Kompany, who holds a high regard for Duranville's talent, might assist in facilitating the transfer. Duranville has now recovered from a series of injuries that affected him in recent years and has made his debut as a 'Rode Duivel'.

Bayern Munich are also showing interest in Julien Duranville, fueled in part by their head coach Vincent Kompany, who was Duranville's manager at Anderlecht and handed him his professional debut. Kompany has been closely tracking Duranville's progress and now wants to bring him to Munich.