Bayern Munich’s flurry of business near the deadline continues.
Transfermarkt’s Thomas Deterding (via @iMiaSanMia) issued a report that Bayern Munich will sign upstart Tim Binder to a professional contract that will run through 2030:
Tim Binder is set to sign a professional contract at FC Bayern until 2030. The 19-year old received loan inquiries from 2. Bundesliga clubs in recent weeks, but Vincent Kompany and Christoph Freund convinced him to stay at least until January, after he convinced during
pre-season. The situation will then be reassessed in winter.
Bild’s Nico Linner (via @iMiaSanMia) would later confirm the news:
Confirmed by BILD – Tim Binder to receive a professional contract until 2030 as a reward for his performances during pre-season. The club’s management presented him with a clear pathway to the first team, which was a decisive factor in convincing him to stay.
Currently injured, it does not seem like Binder is in line for consistent minutes with the first team, but this could have been the driving force behind Bayern Munich’s late decision to change direction with Arijon Ibrahimović, who is now up for sale or maybe even a loan.
If Binder does not get the minutes needed for his development in the Hinrunde, he could potentially become a candidate for a loan during the winter transfer window.
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