Musiala should remain at Bayern Munich. The midfielder will be offered a new contract

Last season was a major disappointment for Bayern Munich. In the UEFA Champions League, they only reached the semifinals, where they were knocked out by Real Madrid, and in the Bundesliga, their streak of eleven consecutive titles was broken as they finished in third place. These results forced the club to reflect and make necessary adjustments, part of which involved transfers and player contract renewals. One such player is Jamal Musiala, whom the German club is keen to retain.

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Details: Jamal Musiala's contract is set to run until 2026, but Munich is eager not to delay its extension. The club's management emphasizes the importance of the player to the team and plans to sign a new agreement with the German midfielder in the near future.

Quote: "We have been negotiating with Musiala about a new deal for several months. We will sit down and talk. We will do this calmly.

He should become one of the faces of Bayern Munich, like Kimmich, Pavlovic, and Stanišić. We want to win the Champions League and domestic titles," said Bayern Munich’s sporting director, Max Eberl, during an interview with Sky Sports.

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Reminder: Musiala, born in Germany, has spent time in the youth academies of Chelsea and Southampton. In 2019, after returning to his homeland, he joined Bayern Munich’s youth academy, making his first-team debut the following year. His contract is valued at €130 million, making him the second most valuable attacking midfielder after Jude Bellingham, as well as the most expensive German midfielder.