It looks like he has come to an understanding with. The club had a long talk with its footballer about extending the contract. The main disagreement was mainly financial issues. However, as reported by “Bild”, he will receive a large raise and will most likely sign a new contract. As we read in the German press, Coman is to earn EUR 17 million per season. The contract will run until 2026 or 2027.
Bayern does not save on the salaries of players
“Bild” points out that Bayern is spending more and more on wages. In Munich, they came to the conclusion that it was better to give Coman a raise than to let him go. It said that Bayern will have to spend much more money on his successor than on the renewal of the contract with the French winger. Bayern has already dealt with a similar case last summer. The Bavarians did not want to allow David Alaba to earn 20 million euros. He was allowed to depart and Dayot Upamecano came in his place. Bayern paid 42.5 million for it. This, coupled with the French’s salary, makes the entire operation cost more than if Bayern had simply extended their contract with Alaba.
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Lewandowski with the highest salary in Bayern
Thus, Kingsley Coman will be the eighth Bayern player to earn over EUR 15 million per season. In addition to him, this group includes Lucas Hernandez, Leon Goretzka, Thomas Mueller, Joshua Kimmich, Manuel Neuer, Leroy Sane and. According to “Bild”, Lewandowski is in a different league when it comes to earnings. The Pole is the only one who earns over EUR 20 million per season. According to “Bild”, they are specifically 24 million. If Lewandowski extends the contract with the club, he will probably be able to count on even more money. Manuel Neuer and Thomas Mueller are the closest to Lewandowski. They both earn € 20 million. Their contracts expire in 2023. For now, it is known that Bayern is in no hurry in the case of Mueller and no specific talks have yet been held.
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