French winger Kingsley Coman reportedly parted ways with super-agent Pini Zahavi for failing to secure a move to Chelsea or Manchester United from Bayern Munich in the summer.

Coman is said to have signed a ‘mandate’ with Zahavi for the summer of 2021, with the Frenchman angling for an exit from the Bundesliga champions.

The winger wanted to ‘sound out the market’ and hired Zahavi for a limited time in an attempt to secure a move to the Premier League.

But Zahavi only managed to ‘gather a few expressions’ of interest from Chelsea and Manchester United, failing to convince either club to make an official offer.

Having failed to carry out Coman’s wishes, the pair have parted ways.

Coman’s current deal with Bayern expires in 2023 and there is no expectation from the club for him to agree an extension.

The report adds that a sale next summer is therefore the ‘most plausible’ scenario, while Spanish outlet AS claim the German giants are ‘desperate’ to sell the forward to avoid a case like David Alba, who joined Real Madrid for free in July.