Reporter: Bayern finds a replacement & no other teams compete for Sane, and the two sides may renew their contract in the end

May 23rd German media sports1 reporter Koumberg said that Bayern finds a replacement for Sane, and Sane does not have a suitable next company, and the two sides may eventually renew their contract. The contract between Sane and Bayern expired at the end of June, and the two sides still did not agree to renew the contract. Reporter Koomberg said: "This is a growing problem for Bayern, because they have not found a replacement. Otherwise, Sane would have been swept out long ago. But it is precisely because Bayern has no replacement that they are so patient with Sane."

The reporter continued: "Bayern complains behind his back that the players and agents are too powerful now, and they can only continue to wait. Heness also fully agrees with Eber's patience on this issue. Bayern really hopes to renew his contract with Sane. Eber is credible to say this. Although they are very annoyed by Sane's approach and no longer think he is reliable."

There were rumors that Arsenal and Chelsea were interested in Sane, but the reporter said that Arsenal coach Arteta does not want Sane, while Chelsea prefers to sign young players. The reporter said: "The current situation is: no team is competing for Sane. The club he wants to go to is not really competing, they are just waiting there. This has led to the situation being delayed."

Koumberg pointed out: "Bayern is waiting for Sane, and Sane is also waiting for Bayern, but neither side has taken further action. Therefore, Sane is also watching whether the clubs in London will do something, but they are also silent. Therefore, the current situation continues to extend like chewing gum and it will take a long time."

Reporter Koumberg finally believes that Bayern and Sane may eventually renew their contract. "Sane may say at some point 'I get nothing in London', and Bayern will say 'We can't find anyone in the transfer market that can replace you.' Then they will be together again, like a marriage on the verge of collapse, but eventually continue to live due to real issues such as insurance and taxes."

As the Club World Cup approaches, continuing the stalemate is not good for both sides. However, Heness and Eber had previously stated that the contract extension may not be signed until July and August.