Serge Gnabry Commits Future to Bayern Munich with New Contract Until 2028

Key Takeaways:

• Bayern Munich confirmed a contract extension for Serge Gnabry lasting until 30 June 2028
• Gnabry reportedly accepted a reduced annual salary of 15 million euros, down from 18 million euros
• Since joining in 2017, Gnabry has registered 100 goals and 69 assists across 311 appearances for Bayern

Contract Renewal Details

Bayern Munich have formalised a contract extension for Serge Gnabry, ensuring the German international remains with the Bavarian giants until 30 June 2028. The extension concludes speculation about his immediate future, as his prior deal had been set to expire this summer.

Reports indicate that Gnabry agreed to a substantial reduction in his wages as part of the new agreement. The forward is now slated to earn approximately 15 million euros per annum, as opposed to the 18 million euros per season stipulated in his previous contract.

It’s always been an honour to play for @fcbayern. Continuing the journey for some more years is a proud moment for me and my family. Thank you for all the support over the years pic.twitter.com/Ys12r9gsEe

— Serge Gnabry (@SergeGnabry) February 5, 2026

Player and Club Perspectives

Serge Gnabry remarked: “I am excited to play for Bayern for more years. The talks were always positive. When I started at Bayern, I never thought that by the end of this contract I’d have spent 10 years here. My goals are to continue in the same spirit. We are truly a collective and can achieve something big. The reasons to renew my contract are the team, the coaches, the whole club, the fans, the city, and the environment. I feel at home at Bayern.”

Bayern’s sporting director Max Eberl added: “Serge Gnabry has developed at Bayern and is one of the absolute pillars of this team. He is extremely important both on the field and in the locker room. He has won everything with this club and still wants more. That makes him a role model. He personifies Bayern.”

Career Achievements and Statistics

Arriving from Werder Bremen in 2017, Gnabry has become a mainstay for Bayern Munich over the course of his tenure. He has featured in 311 official matches for the club, amassing 100 goals and 69 assists. His extensive trophy cabinet in Munich includes the Bundesliga title on six occasions, two German Cups, the Champions League, the FIFA Club World Cup, the UEFA Super Cup, and five triumphs in the German Super Cup.

Internationally, Gnabry was crowned European champion with Germany U21s in 2017 and boasts 57 senior caps for the national team, for whom he has scored 25 goals.