Falke: Bayern intends to give Gnabry a two-year contract, and he agrees to extend the contract with a salary cut

Hupu reported on October 22 that according to the famous reporter Falke, Bundesliga hegemon Bayern Munich is considering offering German forward Serge Gnabry a new two-year contract in order to retain the German international. Although his current contract expires at the end of this season, the player himself is not worried about his situation at the club.

Since his debut in 2018, Gnabry has represented Bayern in 293 games in all competitions and participated in 96 goals. Although the German forward was rumored to leave the team during this summer transfer window, it did not come true in the end. The 30-year-old winger also made it clear in an interview before: "I have never been regarded as a purge target, and the club has never indicated that I leave the team."

During the absence of the team's main midfielder Musiala, Gnabry showed key value - he has handed over 3 goals and 3 assists in 5 Bundesliga starts this season. According to "Sports Bild", the player's current annual salary is between 17 million and 20 million euros, and he is even willing to accept a salary cut in order to continue his Bayern career. Sporting director Eberle is working to control the salary structure and the two sides are expected to agree on a new two-year contract.

However, injuries have cast a shadow on the contract extension process: Gnabry was injured in training after the international break. Not only did he miss the key battle against Dortmund, but he will also miss the Champions League game against Bruges. Jackson, a loan player from Chelsea, is expected to take his place in the starting lineup.