Due to a poor start to the season, Bayern Munich is planning to release the 28-year-old star in 2024. They’ve already signed Bryan Zaragoza, a talented Spaniard from Granada, who will join next summer for a fee of €13 million.
Gnabry’s potential departure might be influenced by his current injury and his declining performances, prompting Bayern to seek a replacement and relieve their wage bill of his €19 million annual salary.
The Bundesliga champions are eyeing ambitious transfers, with Ronald Araujo from Barcelona topping their wishlist. Despite their willingness to pay any price, securing Araujo seems unlikely.
Manchester United might consider Gnabry due to Antony’s poor form and Jadon Sancho’s absence under Erik ten Hag. However, the speculated €55 million fee, considering Gnabry’s injury and an estimated transfer value of €40 million, poses a challenge. Falk mentioned to CaughtOffside that the amount is substantial for a player currently injured and out of form.
Nevertheless, United could benefit from acquiring Gnabry, even if injured, as he could potentially enhance their attacking strength. This move might aid their bid to compete in the Premier League and secure a place in European competitions, as they’ve been eliminated from both the Champions League and the Carabao Cup.