The 28-year-old has established himself as an integral player for the German giants since joining from RB Leipzig in 2015, contributing with 40 goals and 94 assists in 347 appearances across all tournaments.
Kimmich has gradually morphed from a right-back into a highly sought-after midfielder during his career, and he was a mainstay in the Bayern first team last season, starting 45 of his 46 games.
Although the eight-time Bundesliga winner has two years remaining on his contract at the Allianz Arena, there has been speculation over a potential exit from the Bavarian giants this summer.
Recent reports in Germany have suggested that Bayern could be open to offers for Kimmich which is understood to have alerted a number of top European clubs.
Kimmich recently revealed that he expects to remain in Bavaria this summer, though, telling Sky Deutschland: «I am quite sure that I will play for Bayern next season. I have no other plans!»
However, according to Fichajes, Liverpool, Man City and Man United have all 'set their sights' on luring the Germany international away from Bayern.
The report adds that all three English clubs are expected to begin the process of sending over their first proposals to Bayern in the 'coming days' in an attempt to win the race for his signature.
Treble winners Man City are said to have shown a clear interest in Kimmich after pulling out of the race to sign Declan Rice earlier this summer, with Pep Guardiola exploring the market for a new versatile midfielder.
Guardiola signed Kimmich at Bayern and managed him in the 2015-16 season before
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