Xavi Simons’ future at Paris Saint-Germain is finally taking shape. Bayern Munich have reportedly reached an agreement with the Dutchman.
What will the future hold for Xavi Simons at Paris Saint-Germain? This is the question that is on the minds of many fans of the Parisian club who are impatient to know PSG’s decision for the Dutchman who is coming off a remarkable season on loan at Leipzig.
Bayern Munich all in on Simons
Xavi Simons has returned to Paris Saint-Germain after his one-season loan at RB Leipzig. Currently in Germany for Euro 2024 with the Netherlands, who face Romania this Tuesday, July 2 (6 p.m.), the Dutch midfielder will be informed about his future at PSG in the coming days, as he does not want to stay in Paris next season.
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The former PSV Eindhoven player wants to return to FC Barcelona where he played with La Masia during his youth. Author of 10 goals and 15 assists in 43 games in all competitions with Leipzig this season, the attacking midfielder is of interest to several clubs. If Leipzig would like to keep him, Bayern Munich are also determined to secure the player’s services.
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Agreement with Xavi Simons and Bayern
But Paris Saint-Germain does not want to sell its player. The coach of the Parisian club is counting on the Dutchman and wants to include him in the squad next season. But Simons is determined to leave…on loan. While Paris does not plan to give him to Barça, the player has finally reached an agreement with Bayern Munich.
According to information from Sky Sports GermanyBayern Munich have agreed with Xavi Simons on the length of a potential contract, as well as on the salary issue. The German giant is reportedly still in negotiations with PSG with whom the player is under contract until 2027. Even though Xavi Simons has agreed on an agreement with Bayern, the player has not yet made his final choice.
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Moreover, RMC Sport gives the details of the agreement between the player and the German club. A total salary agreement has been reached between the player and Bayern Munich at a gross annual salary of 6 million euros, with bonuses that can bring the annual remuneration to between 10 and 12 million euros. But the final decision rests with PSG, who will discuss with the Dutchman.
