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Bayern Munich secured a major defensive boost as Dayot Upamecano agreed to a contract extension that keeps him at the club until 2030.
Upamecano Commits Long-Term to Bayern
Dayot Upamecano, the French centre-back, approved a new deal with FC Bayern Munich. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported the development exclusively. Clubs interested in the player received notification of his decision to stay.
Negotiations Reach Successful Conclusion
The agreement followed months of discussions between the club and the player. Both sides made significant efforts to finalize the terms. Upamecano expressed happiness about remaining at Bayern Munich.
Contract Details and Timeline
The new contract runs until June 2030. Upamecano will sign the deal soon. Reports indicated the French international becomes one of the club’s top earners, with an annual salary around €20 million. Some sources mentioned a €65 million release clause effective from summer 2027.
Background of the Extension Saga
Bayern Munich prioritized retaining Upamecano amid interest from other European clubs. The defender’s current contract was set to expire in 2026. Negotiations included talks over salary, signing bonus, and exit clauses. At one point, the club withdrew its offer, but Upamecano approached Bayern’s management to express his desire to extend.
Boost for Coach Vincent Kompany
The extension strengthens Bayern’s defense under head coach Vincent Kompany. Upamecano established himself as a key player in the backline. His commitment provides stability for the team’s long-term plans in the Bundesliga and European competitions.
Multiple outlets confirmed the news shortly after Romano’s update. The development ended speculation about Upamecano’s future and marked a positive outcome for the Bavarian club.
