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Bayern Munich made an unexpected decision with one of its executives. While he arrives at the end of the contract next June, Joshua Kimmich saw the proposal to extend his club being simply withdrawn from the negotiation table. The reason? The player took too much time to make his decision, said management, according to information from Bild. This is a real thunderclap, so Kimmich is an indestructible in the Bavarian workforce where he has been present since 2015.
The German international (97 selections, 7 goals) is even one of the captains of the team in the same way as Manuel Neuer and Thomas Müller, the other two dinosaurs of the cloakroom. Bild reveals other elements of this file. The Rekordmeister had proposed a slightly enhanced salary to the 30 -year -old, while he is already running € 20 million gross per year. But he preferred to take his time and compare the other offers that will be made to make his opinion. An approach that did not please the club, which therefore put the negotiations on stand-by. The German daily newspaper said that the talks are not completed, but we can legitimately doubt that Bayern will formulate a proposal under the same advantageous conditions.
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