Premier League title-chasers Liverpool remain on the hunt to pip domestic rivals Manchester City to the promised land this season after the Reds have climbed within just one point of ep Guardiola’s men, and could now find themselves in another race; securing the services of Serge Gnabry.
The Anfield outfit has recently been linked with interest in the Bayer Munich and Germany international forward after the star man has yet to come to fresh contractual terms at the Allianz Arena with his current deal running down after next season.
As reported by Goal, Gnabry could now be considering a move away from the Bavarian giants if fresh terms are not struck with the Bundesliga frontrunners, one that reflects his status in the team and at least on level terms with both Leroy Sané and Kingsley Coman.
Serge Gnabry wants to be on a similar salary structure to Kingsley Coman & Leroy Sané, earning around €15m per year but is currently receiving less than €10m – his current deal expires in 2023. (Sky Germany)https://t.co/kd6cJBQDMi
— Get German Football News (@GGFN_) April 5, 2022
Bayern could find themselves in a very tricky position in the upcoming transfer window, with Gnabry not being the only key attacking asset that could be looking for new grazing grounds after rumors continue to spin around the future of Robert Lewandowski, who has also not yet agreed to a new deal with the headline German club.
Gnabry to replace Mohammed Salah?
Interest from Liverpool in Serge Gnabry no doubt is directly linked to the uncertain future of one of their own star attacking men in Egyptian ace Mohammed Salah.
Jurgen Klopp on Mo Salah’s contract: “There’s nothing new to say about Mo. The decisive parties are talking to each other and that is all I need”. 🔴 #LFC
Barcelona has never been an option for Salah. He’s not planning for La Liga move as things stand. pic.twitter.com/1t419XGW4Y
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) April 4, 2022
It could certainly be encouraging for Liverpool fans should Gnabry be a prime transfer target if the club does part ways with Salah, however, showing the club’s continued commitment to bringing in top-level talent as they continue to look to challenge Manchester City as the leading club in the Premier League.
