Bayern Munich’s Kingsley Coman is set to be slapped with a £43,000 fine for driving the wrong car to training.

The 24-year-old cheekily rocked up to Bayern’s training base in his Mercedes AMG rather than the company car laid on by club sponsors Audi.

Coman – who has been linked with Manchester United – was snapped being held at the gates by security and was forced to park his personal white SUV on the street.

Bild reports that Bayern stars are obliged to arrive for business appointments, including training, in the Audi provided to them.

Only cars made by shareholder Audi and the VW group are permitted and a fine of £43,000 is the punishment for those that violate the rule.

Audi own 8.33 per cent in the club and their sponsorship is worth around £42.8million a year with their contract running until 2029.

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Chelsea are willing to offer Timo Werner as part of a deal to land Dortmund striker Erling Haaland, reports claim.

The Blues have joined the long queue for 20-year-old striker Haaland’s services with Manchester United and Manchester City also keen.

And Football Insider report that a swap deal with misfiring striker Werner is on the table.

Haaland would likely set clubs back upwards of £120million to sign this summer.

But Chelsea could try a part-exchange deal to knock some millions off the fee, with struggling Werner going the other way.

Chelsea have reportedly joined Man United in the race for Rennes wonderkid Eduardo Camavinga.

Spanish outlet Diario AS claim the Blues are set to rival United and Real Madrid for the French youngster in the summer.

Camavinga has emerged as one of the hottest properties in Europe since his debut for Rennes in 2018, aged just 16.

But with his contract set to expire in June 2022, the Ligue 1 club could be under pressure to sell if the youngster does not agree a new deal.

There are reports Paris Saint-Germain’s squad are to receive 24-hour security at the expense of the club in wake of burglaries on the homes of Angel Di Maria and Marquinhos.

According to French outlet L’Equipe, as cited by the Mail, while many in the first team squad possess video surveillance at their homes, security guards will be hired to provide them and their families with even greater protection.

Di Maria was taken off during PSG’s 2-1 defeat to Nantes after it was relayed to boss Mauricio Pochettino that there had been a ‘violent burglary’ at his family home in the French capital.

A second burglary, at the family house of Marquinhos, occurred in the same evening and the defender’s father Marcos Barros Correa is reported to have been struck in the face, chest and ribs by intruders as they stole items from the home.

Nanterre prosecutor’s office secretary general Marion Chalaux confirmed burglars had gained access to Di Maria’s lavish family home in the Neuilly-sur-Seine suburb of Paris before stealing as much as €500,000 worth of items.

News of the attack on the Di Maria home first emerged when PSG sporting director Leonardo was seen on his phone during the second half against Nantes.

After a brief discussion with manager Pochettino, Di Maria was replaced by Leandro Paredes after 62 minutes.

The former Tottenham manager then had a word in the ear of his winger before walking with him towards the dressing room and later coming back out by himself.

French publication RMC reported that members of Di Maria’s family were present at his home during the burglary – and some reports extended to say they were held hostage.

RMC reported that the incident had turned ‘extremely violent’. Spanish outlet Marca later added that the family were unharmed but were held hostage.

The contents of the upstairs safe were stolen and a specialised robbery unit was dispatched to the address in Neuilly-sur Seine to investigate.

Di Maria is said to have quickly left the Parc Des Princes after hearing about the burglary at his home.

His team-mates were informed after the match and were left ‘shocked’ by news of the incident.