Bayern Munich's supervisory board has decided to withdraw their previous contract offer for Joshua Kimmich amid ongoing negotiations and tensions among board members. Disagreements regarding Kimmich's best position—right-back or midfielder—have added to the hesitancy. The board is now less compelled to meet players' demands, especially after recent contract extensions for other players. Furthermore, Kimmich’s marketability appears limited, as clubs like Real Madrid and Liverpool declined further discussions after he was offered to them. Resolving this situation is essential as Kimmich’s future remains uncertain.
The supervisory board decided to withdraw the previous offer for Kimmich, feeling no pressure due to disagreements over his best position and doubts about market interest.
After extending Davies and Musiala, Bayern Munich's board is hesitant, stating they have had enough of high demands from players regarding contract negotiations.
Kimmich, offered to Real Madrid and Liverpool through an acquaintance, found no keen interest from either club, raising questions about his marketability.
Bayern Munich looks forward to a decision from Kimmich soon, which would clarify his future amid ongoing discussions and speculation surrounding his contract.
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