According to Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, Juventus had expressed an interest in acquiring 24-year-old French defender Sacha Boey from Bayern Munich on loan towards the end of the transfer window. However, Bayern Munich was unwilling to sanction a loan move without including an option for a permanent sale, resulting in the transfer not materializing. Since Boey's transfer from Galatasaray to Bayern for 30 million euros, his time at the club has been overshadowed by his tendency to sustain injuries rather than his on-field performances. Despite these challenges, Bayern's head coach Vincent Kompany has consistently included him in the squad, a decision that has reportedly caused some confusion among the club's management, who have already deemed Boey a poor investment. Nonetheless, Bayern remained adamant about not allowing him to leave on loan without a permanent transfer clause, ultimately causing the potential move to Juventus to fall through. Boey, whose contract with Bayern runs until 2028, has also attracted interest from clubs like Galatasaray and Olympique Marseille. His current market value is estimated at €18 million, according to Transfermarkt.