Real wants to sign Gnabry free of charge in 2023

In the case of Serge Gnabry, FC Bayern finds itself in an extremely uncomfortable situation. The contract of the 26-year-old offensive player expires in almost 12 months and an extension is not really in sight at the moment. Real Madrid want to take advantage of this.

After the failed Mbappe deal, all fans, media and experts expect that the Madrilenians will make a new statement transfer as soon as possible. However, overpriced transfers are a thing of the past for Los Blancos. Instead of paying mega transfers, as in the days of Gareth Bale or Eden Hazard, Blancos are increasingly trying to attract free transfer players. After the deals by David Alaba and Antonio Rüdiger, Bayern star Serge Gnabry should follow in the summer of 2023, according to the Spanish “AS”.

Bayern is in a quandary with Gnabry

Bayern want to prevent this scenario at all costs. Gnabry should definitely bring in money in the event of a departure. However, Munich find themselves in a bad position. The 26-year-old does not have to extend his contract and would therefore have all options open in the summer of 2023. Munich would only have the opportunity to go up with their own offer in order to convince the player to extend the contract. According to reports, the Bayern bosses are not willing to improve their last offer once more. According to rumors, Gnabry might earn 17-19 million euros from the record champions in the future.

As of now, it cannot be assumed that something new will happen quickly in the matter of Gnabry. Thanks to Real interest, the DFB star has a very comfortable starting position. Bayern, on the other hand, are stuck in a dilemma. Should Gnabry decide once morest an extension on the Isar, following David Alaba and Niklas Süle there is a risk of another free transfer.


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