Sane joins the Turkish Super League freely, Bayern pays for his willfulness, and it is another loss-making deal

On June 11, left winger Sane, who was in a transfer farce with Bayern this season, finally confirmed his latest whereabouts. After a long period of entanglement with Bayern, he chose to join the Turkish Super League giant Galatasaray. The two sides will sign a contract for three years, with an annual salary of up to 11 million euros. Sane, 28, transferred to Bayern for 49 million euros in 2020, and also had a floating clause of 11 million euros. Although Sane has experienced a period of trough after joining Bayern, he made 45 appearances for Bayern last season, scored 13 goals and assisted 6 times, playing the best season since joining Bayern. Sane also helped Bayern regain the Bundesliga championship two rounds ahead of schedule.

Sane, whose contract is about to expire in the new season, is in a deadlock for renewal with Bayern. Sane not only wants a salary increase, but also requires a large signing fee of about 20 million euros. Bayern, who does not want to break the salary balance in the team, did not choose to surrender. After both offers were rejected, Bayern finally had no choice but to accept Sane's departure from the team freely and chose to join the Turkish Super League giant Galatasaray instead of the previously rumored Premier League giant Arsenal.

As Sane left the team freely, he spent nearly 50 million to introduce Bayern in Sane, but in the end he didn't get a single point, and Bayern made another loss-making deal.