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Bayern Munich defender Benjamin Pavard has spoken about his future with the Bavarian club. The 2018 world champion does not plan to leave in the offseason and has rebuffed Paris Saint-Germain.
“I’m good there”
Benjamin Pavard calmed things down. In an interview with RMC Sportthe French defender has sent a message about his short-term future with the Bayern Munich. Present at the Allianz Arena since the summer of 2019, and his arrival from Stuttgart against a check for 35 million euros, the 26-year-old right-back does not plan to leave the 2022 German champion during the next transfer window. summery. This is what the former member of Lille, under contract until June 2024 with the Bavarian club trained by Julian Nagelsmann, said on Thursday. Incidentally, the tricolor international ruled out the possibility of returning to France at Paris Saint Germain.
119 matches in all competitions
“I’m very happy at Bayern, I’m at one of the best clubs in the world. Paris is a very good club with a very good project, but I don’t ask myself the question. I feel good, I have two years left on my contract at Bayern. I’m good there. I do not wonder where I will end my career, I hope it will be in a long time. The Bundesliga, I like it. I tasted, I don’t know what the future holds for me. I did not win in France, I have to win in France. If the opportunity arises why not, I am open to anything. I have two years of contract, I still hope to win titles.
The native of Maubeuge will continue the adventure with the ogre of the German championship. In all competitions, Benjamin Pavard played 119 games with Bayern Munich (5 goals), including 36 games during the 2021-2022 season, winning the Bundesliga three times and the Champions League once.
???? “PSG? I don’t ask myself the question. I’m very happy at Bayern, one of the biggest clubs in the world.”
???? @RothenJerome asks him about the PSG project, but @BenPavard28 does not even raise the question of a possible future in the capital. pic.twitter.com/L6FfbH3KoX
— Rothen s’enflamme (@Rothensenflamme) May 26, 2022
