Manuel Neuer insists Bayern Munich contract talks are ‘undoubtedly’ wanting good
Manuel Neuer has eased Bayern Munich followers’ considerations about his future by admitting that he’s greater than optimistic concerning the present path of negotiations.
The goalkeeper is certainly one of a number of stars out of contract in 2023, alongside Serge Gnabry and Robert Lewandowski, and talks over an extension have been ongoing for some time now, prompting fears that there could also be a problem.
Bayern have not all the time had a simple time of convincing their prime skills to signal new offers. They misplaced David Alaba final summer season and also will half methods with Niklas Sule this 12 months, whereas Lewandowski has been left unimpressed with Bayern’s supply to him up to now.
Luckily, it appears as if Neuer’s state of affairs just isn’t one to fret about because the membership captain informed DAZN that issues are progressing properly.
“The talks are going very properly. We now have on a regular basis on the planet,” he harassed.
When requested if issues had been wanting good, he merely responded: “Positively.”
That form of confidence was not shared by supervisor Julian Nagelsmann when requested about the way forward for Gnabry, whose prolonged negotiations are but to guide anyplace.
“I’ve recognized Serge for ages and have a very good relationship with him,” the boss mentioned. “He’s been very hard-working up to now few weeks and has been some of the hanging gamers.
“In fact, I wish to maintain him, but it surely’s not all the time straightforward, many events play a job.”
Equally, Naglesmann urged that midfielder Corentin Tolisso, whose deal expires this summer season, might be allowed to stroll away.
“I admire Coco [Tolisso] very a lot, he has an unbelievable profitable mentality and brings a very good spirit to coaching. The accidents are after all bitter,” Nagelsmann mentioned. “It’s a query of whether or not it is sensible to remain if you see how typically he’s injured. We’ll see what the long run brings.”
