Leroy Sané responded decisively to Bayern Munich’s latest contract renewal offer, rejecting it and announcing his departure from the Bavarian club when his contract expires this June.
Bayern Munich was close to reaching an agreement with Sané over a renewal, but the player changed his agent last April and then demanded a higher fee.
The German club refused to grant the player the requested increase and insisted on its final offer, leaving Sané free to decide whether to stay or leave.
After much deliberation, Sané rejected Bayern Munich’s offer, preferring to move to Turkish club Galatasaray after receiving a very high financial offer.
According to The Athletic, Sané will earn €15 million annually with Galatasaray, while Bayern Munich’s offer did not exceed €10 million annually.
The 29-year-old received several offers in recent days, including one from Saudi club Al Hilal and another from Fenerbahçe, but ultimately decided to join the Turkish champions on a three-year contract.
Sane joined Bayern Munich from Manchester City in 2020 for €50 million, but he has been heavily criticized over the past two years due to a significant decline in his performances.
