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Neuer & Ulreich Extend Bayern Stays
16 May
Summary
- Manuel Neuer and Sven Ulreich signed one-year contract extensions.
- Both keepers will mentor young talent Jonas Urbig.
- Alexander Nübel's future at Bayern is now uncertain.
The goalkeeping duo of Manuel Neuer and Sven Ulreich have officially committed to Bayern Munich for another year, with extensions valid through June 2027. Neuer's decision, though delayed, was ultimately positive for the club, ending significant speculation about his future. Ulreich also secured a one-year deal, solidifying the team's experienced goalkeeping presence.
This extension sees both Neuer and Ulreich continuing their roles as mentors to the promising young goalkeeper Jonas Urbig. The club's plan remains to prepare Urbig to eventually become the primary goalkeeper, with additional playing opportunities expected for him next season.
Concurrently, Alexander Nübel, currently on loan at VfB Stuttgart, faces a potentially altered future with Bayern. His earlier hopes of playing alongside Urbig at the club now seem unlikely with Neuer and Ulreich remaining. Nübel is expected to seek further loan or permanent transfer opportunities to secure regular playing time.
