Bayern bosses on alert: contract extensions urgently needed!

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FC Bayern Munich is heading for contractual renovations with stars, while the transfer rumors around Leroy Sane and Co. are increasing.
FC Bayern Munich is heading for contractual renovations with stars, while the transfer rumors around Leroy Sane and Co. are increasing. (Symbolbild/MB)

On December 26, 2024, FC Bayern Munich faces decisive negotiations. The record champions are on alert, since numerous key players let their contracts expire. It is getting tight, especially with Alphonso Davies. The Canadian defender is courted by top clubs such as Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and Manchester United. While current discussions are underway between FCB and Davies, hurry is required, since from January 1, 2025 there is the possibility that he can negotiate with other clubs without the consent of Munich, as on Berlin Live was reported.

contract extensions under pressure

In addition to Davies, Manuel Neuer, Joshua Kimmich and Leroy Sané are involved in the negotiations for contract extensions. Neuer, the experienced goalkeeper of FC Bayern, is ready to extend another year with the plan that his successor Alexander Nübel will take over from 2026. Kimmich and Musiala are also sought -after players, with Musiala, whose contract runs until 2026, who is apparently to extend by 2030. In contrast, the Situation at Leroy Sané is more complicated, because an extension for the 28-year-old currently seems unlikely. Although he is willing to do without parts of his salary, his future could be in question on Säbener Straße, as bundesliga.com

This season Sané has already scored three goals and is considered an important player for FCB with his achievements. His last appearance was on the 15th matchday against RB Leipzig, where he not only scored a goal, but also shone with a remarkable mileage of 9.8 km. While Bayern negotiate with contract extensions, they must also keep the additional challenges that the exchange market brings, since numerous players whose contracts run by next summer are also under discussion.

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