According to the German media outlet Abendzeitung München, Gnabry will renew his contract with Bayern Munich with a pay cut, with a pre-tax annual salary of up to 15 million euros.
Gnabry is reportedly close to renewing his contract with Bayern Munich. The new contract will be performance-based, with an annual salary including all possible bonuses, potentially reaching around €15 million (pre-tax).
Gnabry accepted the pay cut for two reasons: firstly, he wants to focus on the second half of the season with Bayern and secure a World Cup spot without speculation or rumors about his future. Secondly, Gnabry greatly admires Vincent Kompany and his football philosophy – and hopes to continue playing under him.
Currently, Gnabry's pre-tax annual salary at Bayern is €18.9 million.