Gnabry opens up on "wild" speculation about his Bayern future

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Bayern Munich winger Serge Gnabry has spoken out about speculation surrounding his future at the club. 

“I haven't said that I want to leave,” Gnabry emphasized in an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung. 

“To be honest, I think it's a bit crazy how wild the speculation is going back and forth, not only with my name, but also with the names of my teammates. Especially as we all still have valid contracts and are still playing football at the highest level," added Gnabry. 

The former Arsenal player is currently working on getting back to top form after an injury-riddled 2023/24 campaign. 

“I can only speak for myself: I want to get back in shape and perform as I'm used to. I have two years left on my contract, there's no pressure," he said.