SERGE GNABRY is reportedly contemplating leaving Bayern Munich this summer with several Premier League giants chasing his signature.

The 26-year-old's contract with the Bavarian behemoths is up next summer and talks between the two parties have stalled due to his wage demands.

The ex-Arsenal ace has rapidly transitioned into one of Europe's best wingers – scoring 61 goals and providing 40 assists in 163 games since joining Bayern.

Although Bayern are desperate to keep hold of the winger, a gang of the continent's biggest clubs have caught wind of his fraught relationship with the Bundesliga side.

And according to Goal, via the Daily Mail, Premier League big boys Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United top the list of interested parties.

Reds' boss Jurgen Klopp is said to view Gnabry as the ideal replacement for Mo Salah if he decides to leave Anfield.

The Red Devils have been tracking Gnabry for some time – and he sent the club's fans into a frenzy when pictured with want-away United star Jesse Lingard in Milan last week.

The Blues have also been monitoring Gnabry's situation with Bayern but the West Londoner's transfer moratorium could put them out of the race this summer.

Gnabry's old club Arsenal likely have an edge in the transfer pursuit as he's still got an affinity to his boyhood club.

However, Goal also states that Real Madrid and Juventus are avid admirers of the ex-West Brom attacker.

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They claim Real have stormed ahead in the race to snatch Gnabry from Bayern and have already made contact with his representatives over a summer switch to Spain.

While Juve may reportedly attempt to broker a loan with Bayern for their wing wizard for 12 months with the hopes of snagging him on a free transfer in 2023.

But despite the uncertainty surrounding Gnabry's future, Bayern boss Julian Nagelsmann remains convinced he will stay put at the Allianz Arena.

Nagelsmann said last week: "I'm very confident that he'll stay. I think from a football point of view he has everything that he needs.

"He has a coach that likes him as a person and as a player and he has teammates whom he gets along with very well privately.

"He feels very comfortable here, it's a matter of talks between the club and the manager but I do believe that we'll find a solution."

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