Serge Gnabry extends Bayern Munich contract until 2026

Serge Gnabry has ended speculation over his future by signing a new contract through the 2027 season.
After piling up four Bundesliga titles, two German Cups and a Champions League title, Gnabry is looking forward to more trophies. He said: "I thought a lot about what I want as a player in the coming years, and came to the conclusion that I want to stay at FC Bayern, win everything again here and experience things - in particular celebrating another Champions League title.
"It's special because I get to play here with my friends at the highest level. It certainly wouldn't feel the same at a different club." The Germany forward had been linked with a return to the Premier League, with a £34m offer from Chelsea reportedly on the table. Arsenal had also been linked with a reunion for their former academy product, who left the club in 2015 in search of first-team football.
Reports suggest that Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann plans to use Gnabry as a centre-forward this season.
Ex-Liverpool forward Sadio Mane will reportedly also be deployed in the same role, potentially in tandem with Gnabry.
Gnabry has scored 77 goals and made 39 assists since joining Bayern from Werder Bremen but was inconsistent last season, leading to rumours that he could seek a new club.