Leroy Sané looks set to part ways with Bayern Munich after rejecting the club’s latest contract extension offer, according to reports from Sky Germany.
The 29-year-old winger, whose current deal expires at the end of June, has shown no indication that he intends to remain in Bavaria.
Despite Bayern’s efforts to secure his future, negotiations have stalled, leaving the German champions increasingly concerned about losing a key player on a free transfer.
Bayern’s most recent proposal reportedly includes a fixed annual salary of €10 million, supplemented by €5.5 million in performance-related bonuses.
However, this package has not met the expectations of Sané and his representatives, led by renowned agent Pini Zahavi.
Talks between the two parties have failed to yield progress, with the club growing impatient.
According to sources close to the situation, Bayern’s hierarchy has set a firm deadline for Sané to make his intentions clear.
The club expects a definitive response by the end of the week to allow time for summer transfer planning—whether that involves reintegrating Sané into the squad or preparing for his departure.
The winger, who joined Bayern in 2020 from Manchester City, has had a mixed spell in Munich, delivering flashes of brilliance but also facing criticism for inconsistency.
Despite this, he remains one of the most technically gifted players in the Bundesliga and a vital part of Bayern’s attacking setup.
“There’s no intention to accept the latest extension offer from the German club,” Sky reported, citing sources close to the Sané camp.
The potential departure of Sané without a transfer fee would be a significant blow to Bayern, particularly given the club’s recent focus on financial sustainability and strategic squad development.
With the summer transfer window approaching rapidly, time is running out for a resolution.
Bayern’s board, keen to avoid another high-profile free exit, is pushing for clarity.
The situation mirrors recent contract sagas that have seen top European clubs forced to reconsider their renewal strategies amid growing player power and agency influence.
If no agreement is reached in the coming days, Bayern Munich may be left with little choice but to begin identifying replacements, marking the end of Sané’s tenure in Munich.
For now, all eyes are on the player’s response—and the clock is ticking.
