Bild has reported on Kevin Volland's upcoming transfer to his youth club, 1860 München, which is expected to occur after the current season concludes. Volland is poised to join 1860 München, where he will receive a monthly salary of 12,000 Euros, a significant decrease from his current 250,000 Euros monthly earnings at Union Berlin. Although his contract with Union Berlin was intended to continue until 2026, Volland is choosing to return to 1860 München due to his affection for the club. It has been noted that he received a severance package from Union Berlin. The transfer discussions were uncomplicated, with financial considerations not being the main priority. Volland has conveyed his enthusiasm about returning to his home club and his desire to contribute to the team that supported him early in his career.

Kevin Volland is returning to his youth club 1860 München in the autumn of his career, leaving Union Berlin. The move comes as Union Berlin looks to fill the gap left by Volland's departure, with Oliver Burke being brought in as a potential replacement. Volland, now 32, will bring his experience back to 1860 München, the club where he began his career. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market worth at 1.80 million euros.