Leroy Sané’s contract with Bayern expires after this season. But that should change soon. Because apparently the offensive man is about to extend. For the Munich team, he is said to have even rejected a top offer that would have probably brought him a lot of millions.
Even if sports director Max Eberl recently described the extension of FC Bayern with Leroy Sané, which is virtually sealed according to various media reports, all signs are still on a further cooperation.
In order to stay with the Munich team, the offensive man even apparently accepts some losses. It was time to read again and again that the German record champions only wanted to extend the contract with Sané, which expires at the end of the season, if his salary is also reduced.
This should currently be up to 20 million euros a year, from then on it will be less, how much less is still open. The money does not seem to be the most important thing anyway. Because as the “kicker” now reports, the 29-year-old has dropped out a “financially lucrative offer” from Saudi Arabia for FC Bayern.
Negotiations between Sané and FC Bayern in final trains
Top stars from Europe are regularly waving mega salaries in the desert state. Cristiano Ronaldo is said to collect 200 million euros a year, Neymar is said to have received 80 million euros at the time, Karim Benzema, according to reports, collects 50 million euros a year, ex-Bavaria star Sadio Mané 40 million euros.
It is quite possible that Sané in the Saudi Pro League could have continued to be 20 million euros or even more. But Sané not only wiped off the offered offer from the desert, but also pushed the Arsenal FC aside, which, according to “Kicker” “Serious Interest”, is said to have shown.
So now there are the signs of extension at FC Bayern, where Sané played his best Bundesliga year: the offensive man is already in ten goals. He still stays three game days to improve the value.
According to the specialist magazine, there is still no final agreement with the FCB managers, but the negotiations are in the final trains.