KIM, I'm staying! Bayern Munich's Wall midfielder Harry Kane → Neuer is close to signing top-level wages

Mar 09, 2025

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The possibility of Joshua Kim Mi-hi staying in Bayern Munich was raised.

Bavarian Football Works, which mainly delivers the news of Bayern Munich, will be named as Bayern Munich's highest wage level on the 9th (Korea time). He will soon sign a new contract with an increased salary, he reported.

Born in 1995, Kimihi joined Bayern Munich through a transfer window in the summer of 2015. He is at the heart of the team. He played more than 20 games in the German Bundesliga alone every season, coordinating Bayern Munich's midfield. He also scored one goal and five assists in 24 league games this season. Bayern Munich had 19 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses (61 points). be ranked first.

Kimihi's contract with Bayern Munich expires at the end of this season. Attention was drawn to his movements. British media Daily Star said 'Kimihi could soon leave Bayern Munich. Arsenal are planning to strengthen their midfield. I'm watching Kimihi's movements. Kimihi is also known to be attracting attention from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Manchester City.

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The negotiations were not easy. Earlier, German media Bild reported 'Bayern Munich made a difficult decision on Kimihi. Existing proposals for Kimihi are not possible. He could leave this summer. The German version of Sky Sports 'Bayern Munich withdrew Kimihi's offer to renew his contract with an annual salary of 20 million euros until 2028. This is because Kimihi's decision is taking too long. Of course, he did not rule out renewing his contract with Kimihi.

Citing Sky Sports reporter Florian Flettenberg, Bavarian Football Works said 'Kimihi will be able to maintain the position of Bayern Munich's third highest-paid player (excluding bonuses) after Harry Kane and Manuel Neuer.

The media outlet said 'Kimihi is the core of Bayern Munich. Lead the game in the midfield. Bayern Munich should keep Kimihi. Keeping Kimihi in the prime of his career with minimal wage clinical trials is a great decision'

This article was translated by Naver AI translator.