Quick agreement? New two-year deal for Gnabry on the table | OneFootball

Will Serge Gnabry get a new two-year contract at FC Bayern? A quick agreement may even be possible.

Serge Gnabry could remain at FC Bayern for a longer period—and possibly under significantly adjusted terms. According to information from Sport BILD, a new two-year contract for the 30-year-old is conceivable.

The winger, who missed the top match against Borussia Dortmund (2:1) on Saturday evening due to adductor problems, immediately gave the all-clear after the final whistle. Nevertheless, his last-minute absence immediately caused concern among many fans—as the national player has struggled with injuries repeatedly in recent years. Gnabry has been wearing the Bayern jersey since 2018, but his lack of consistency has repeatedly led the club management to consider a possible sale.

However, under coach Vincent Kompany, the attacking player has rediscovered his old form and already has seven scorer points this season—three goals and four assists.

Gnabry could make concessions on his base salary

Despite this positive development, the attacker’s future remains open. His current contract runs until summer 2026, but concrete talks about an extension are expected to follow soon. According to Sport BILD, “it is conceivable that both sides could quickly come to an agreement in discussions.”

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Gnabry is reportedly willing to sign for a lower base salary. Currently, the winger is said to earn between 17 and 20 million euros per year. A new contract until 2028 with a reduced base salary, but with performance-related bonuses, is apparently considered a realistic option.

This makes a continuation of their shared story seem possible—especially since Kompany sees the experienced attacker as an important building block. If Gnabry’s sporting development continues, a new Bayern deal could indeed become a reality.

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