Report: Serge Gnabry willing to take pay cut to stay Bayern Munich
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Report: Serge Gnabry willing to take pay cut to stay Bayern Munich
"According to a report from Sport Bild journalists Christian Falk and Tobi Altschäffl (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), resurgent Bayern Munich attacker Serge Gnabry is willing to sign a new contract that would include a smaller salary, with additional performance-based bonus in order to stay with the club. Gnabry, who has three goals and four assists in 10 games across all competitions while filling in for Jamal Musiala, has shown a remarkable turnaround after sputtering to find his way last season:"
"Serge Gnabry is willing to take a pay cut (less fixed fee with performance based bonuses) in order to stay at Bayern. Gnabry feels very comfortable at the club and would happily hold talks over a contract extension if the club were to approach him. Gnabry's ability to play anywhere across the frontline is a very valuable asset to a club like Bayern Munich, who is seeking to drive down salary costs."
Serge Gnabry has scored three goals and provided four assists in 10 matches across all competitions while covering for Jamal Musiala, representing a notable improvement after a difficult previous season. He is prepared to accept a reduced fixed salary supplemented by performance-based bonuses to remain with Bayern Munich. Gnabry reports feeling comfortable at the club and is open to contract-extension discussions if approached. His ability to operate anywhere across the frontline increases his tactical value. Bayern's effort to lower overall wage costs combined with Gnabry's form makes a new deal increasingly likely.
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