Kimmich gets his way, goodbye Real Madrid and Barcelona

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The future of Joshua Kimmich at Bayern Munich has taken an unexpected turn following Vincent Kompany's arrival as the head coach of the Bavarian team. The German midfielder, who can also play as a right-back, seemed determined to leave the club when his contract expired this summer, attracting interest from top clubs like FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. However, the situation has changed drastically in recent weeks.

Bayern has made a move to try to retain one of their key players, offering Kimmich a contract extension with a substantial salary increase, something the player was seeking. Additionally, the club would be ready to appoint him as the team captain, a gesture that enhances his importance within the new project led by Kompany.

The player gets his way, will stay at Bayern earning more

This change of course comes at a crucial moment in the season, where Kimmich has been essential for Bayern, playing every minute in the Bundesliga, Champions League, and German Cup so far. Kompany's influence has been crucial, as the Belgian coach would have urged the club to do everything possible to keep the German international in their squad.

With this new offer, it seems that the chances of seeing Kimmich at Real Madrid or Barcelona fade, making it clear that his future could remain tied to Bayern Munich for several more seasons.

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