Bayern Munich Withdraws Contract Offer to Joshua Kimmich
The club cites prolonged delays in decision-making, leaving the midfielder's future uncertain as interest from top European clubs grows.
- The FC Bayern Munich management has withdrawn its latest contract offer to Joshua Kimmich after months of stalled negotiations and the player's hesitation to commit.
- Kimmich, whose current contract expires at the end of the season, reportedly has interest from clubs like Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain, with Arsenal already initiating talks.
- The club's decision reflects a push for clarity in planning for the next season, as Bayern recently secured contract extensions for key players like Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies.
- Former players and analysts have expressed mixed reactions, with some seeing Bayern's move as a strong negotiation tactic and others questioning the potential loss of a pivotal leader.
- Kimmich, who has been a cornerstone of Bayern's midfield since 2015, is also considering personal and professional factors, including his family's future, before making a decision.


























