Goretzka remains with Bavaria: Clear commitment to the club and success!

Goretzka remains with Bavaria: Clear commitment to the club and success!

In the middle of intensive speculation about possible changes and transfers, Leon Goretzka's statements have caused excitement. The experienced midfielder of FC Bayern Munich has made a clear position and emphasizes that he is planning to stay with the club. This reports FAZ.NET . Goretzka's contract runs until summer 2026, which gives him a certain security.

Although Goretzka was often brought into play as a candidate for sales last season - some reports indicate that he could possibly expect little playing time due to the impending competition - he emphasized that he feels comfortable in the club and in Munich and the team sees as part of his success. According to an interview with the "Welt am Sonntag", which was published in Merkur.de Gratitude towards former President Uli Hoeneß, who supported him in difficult times.

future prospects at FC Bayern

Goretzka also expressed that he has no interest in leaving FC Bayern. "My plan is to play at Bayern next season," said the 30-year-old. His commitment to the association is not only shown in his words, but also in his performance: Under the new coach Vincent Kompany, Goretzka played 40 competitive games in the past season and celebrated a comeback in the national team.

In a conversation with national coach Julian Nagelsmann, which took place in the coach's apartment, the need for an exchange was discussed after his non-profession. Goretzka described this event as the "greatest disappointment" of his career, but he believes in his chances of a new chapter both at DFB and FC Bayern. He had recently been nominated for the Nations League final tournament.

The current transfer market

While Goretzka has clearly positioned himself for his whereabouts at Bayern, there are numerous changes on the transfer market. Tomorrow the summer transfer window for the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga closes. Player transfers go through various labor law steps that range from contract negotiations to transfer agreements between the clubs. This information comes from an article on Linklaters.com .

For players without a contract or with a run -out contract in the next six months, it is possible to negotiate with new clubs directly. In contrast, players with a longer -term contract may have to obtain the consent of their current club. This often leads to complicated and time -consuming negotiations that go beyond the mere transfer fee.

Overall, it remains to be seen in the coming days, while Goretzka's decision to stay at Bayern will set a clear accent in this exciting transfer season.