German media: Bayern is unlikely to give Gnabry a salary increase, he may take a salary cut and renew his contract for 2 years

October 22 According to a report from "Sports Bild", Gnabry may renew his contract with Bayern for two years with a salary cut.

Gnabry's contract will expire at the end of the season, but he is not worried about his situation at the club. The German striker has made 293 appearances for Bayern in all competitions since making his debut in 2018, scoring 96 goals.

During the summer window, there was speculation that Gnabry might be sold, but this did not happen in the end. Gnabry also said: "I never considered myself a candidate for sale. No one told me to pack up and leave."

During Musiala's absence, Gnabry filled his vacancy well. He has already delivered some wonderful performances this season, scoring 3 goals and providing 3 assists in 5 Bundesliga starts.

"CFBayern" reported earlier this month that Gnabry is willing to take a salary cut to stay at Bayern. Eberl is responsible for reducing Bayern's salary expenditure, so Bayern is unlikely to provide Gnabry with a significant salary increase. Instead, it may provide a salary reduction.

According to "Sports Bild", Gnabry's current annual salary is between 17 million euros and 20 million euros. The two parties may reach an agreement during negotiations to renew a new two-year contract.