BUNDESLIGA - Serge Gnabry's renewal, closer than ever
Bayern Munich striker Serge Gnabry is very close to completing his renewal with the Bavarian club.
At 26 years of age, Serge Gnabry would be one step away from signing his renewal with Bayern Munich. According to Fabrizio Romano, the verbal agreement between both parties is complete and all that remains is to close the agreement with the firm.
In this way, Bayern Munich ensures the permanence of one of its fundamental pillars in the last two years. Serge Gnabry's contract ended in 2023, so a renewal by the Bavarian club seemed necessary.
As we have already told on filenames.net, the issue of the renewal of Serge Gnabry is not something new in the Bayern Munich offices. For a long time, the renewal of the German attacker has been one of the main objectives of the Bavarian club.
Serge Gnabry has become one of Bayern Munich's key players. Since he arrived from Hoffenheim, Gnabry has left staggering numbers wearing the Bayern jersey. In his first season, the German scored 23 goals, while in the second he scored 11 goals.
In the short time we have been in the course, Gnabry has already accumulated 4 goals and aspires to reach figures similar to his first season at Bayern.
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