FC Bayern: Süle leaves the future “completely open”

National player Niklas Süle is apparently hoping for a sign of appreciation from the bosses before a possible contract extension with Bayern Munich. “I know what I have in the club. But I also know that such decisions are always about trust – about my trust in the club, but above all vice versa,” said Süle der Süddeutsche Zeitung (Friday edition).

The 26-year-old’s contract expires in the summer and he could then move on for a free transfer. Most recently, it was said that after difficult months he would only have to recommend himself for a new contract with performance. But he shows this under coach Julian Nagelsmann.

Süle sees his future as “completely open”. He and his family felt very comfortable in Munich, “but I still have to be clear about what’s best for me. (…) I never said that I definitely had to go, I never said that I will definitely stay here. “

However, should both sides come to the conclusion that further cooperation would make sense, he would “do everything in his power to stay here”. Otherwise he could imagine “that I say: I am free of charge and I dare to do something new again.”

Süle’s recently published quotes from alleged cell phone chats in which he raves about clubs in England like Manchester United or Tottenham Hotspur, he classified with the words: “That was really a long time ago. Back then there were a few things that just weren’t ran around. “

The talks about an extension of the contract are paused according to information from SPOX and Goal currently. In the event of Süle leaving, Bayern have Antonio Rüdiger from Chelsea in their sights.

SPOX and Goal had already confirmed reports at the end of September that the German record champions had contacted Sahr Senesie, the 28-year-old’s brother and advisor.