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Son Heung-min's transfer to Bayern Munich has virtually disappeared. Instead, Bayern striker Sane will stay.
German Sky Sports reporter Florian Flettenberg, who is familiar with the news of Bayern, reported on the 8th (Korea time) 'Max Eberle Bayern's general manager plans a new contract with Leroy Sane'
Flettenberg said 'The club's leaders have been informed and are open to a contract. The main reason is Sane's achievement, and Sane also wants to stay. Signing a new contract by 2028 is being discussed, and Sane is also willing to accept a weekly cut. Arsenal are also interested in signing, but Sane is focused on staying.
Bayern has been hot with rumors of Son moving to the club. The possibility of Sane's transfer has been ignited, and predictions have emerged that Son Heung-min could join as a substitute. Germany's Jutvest24 said Bayern has found an ideal candidate as Sane's replacement, adding that Bayern is considering recruiting Son Heung-min, according to the news. Son Heung-min appears to be on Bayern's roster. This is a step in case Sane left the team in the summer, it said. Son Heung-min, who had already been listed on the Bayern transfer rumor several times, was even more enthusiastic.
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However, the possibility of Son Heung-min's transfer to Bayern has virtually disappeared along with the possibility of Sane's renewal. Bayern also cannot afford to consider recruiting Son Heung-min if Sane stays.
Already, a leading reporter has also denied the possibility of Son Heung-min moving to Bayern. Germany's Sport magazine said in a personal podcast that Christian Polk, a reporter for Bild, mentioned rumors about Son's possible transfer to Bayern and said it was completely unfounded. He said the speculation surrounding Son was completely unfounded, saying it was because even if Bayern wanted Son, it could not afford to sign a striker right away.
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Meanwhile, despite the possibility of a weekly cut, Sane is still expected to earn a significant salary at Bayern.
Britain's Tribune said 'Sane is in talks about a three-year contract, the amount will not need approval from the Board of Supervisors, and only contracts worth over 50 million euros (about W80 billion) will need approval'. According to this, it is expected to sign a renewal of up to 50 million euros. Considering that he originally received an annual salary of 20 million euros (about 32 billion won), the amount was partially cut, but it is still the top salary in the league.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
