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Release Date: Monday, January 21st, 2019 3:43
Callum Hudson-Odoi will reject Chelsea's bid for a new £ 85,000 contract a week, according to a report.
The young Blues refused to extend his contract with the London club with the Daily mail saying last week that Hudson-Odoi would be offered a new deal of a minimum value of £ 50,000 per week, with bonuses allowing him to earn up to £ 70,000 a week.
The club is now ready to increase this offer since his contract with Chelsea will expire in 18 months, but he does not want to sign a new contract, although he has managed to be part of the first team of Maurizio Sarri this season.
The winger has made 15 appearances this season, but he played only 10 minutes since the bench of the defeat against Arsenal this weekend. He seems destined to leave Stanford Bridge.
Bayern Munich has made four offers for the 18-year-old, the last at 35 million pounds, which would still be on the table.
The vision of the Bundesliga champions remains to attract Hudson-Odoi to Germany and they publicly announced their pursuit of the player. A fact that annoyed Sarri, who claimed that it was "Unprofessional" and accused Bayern of showing disrespect to Chelsea.
The Italian boss wants to keep the English man and after the recent FA Cup win over Nottingham Forest, he said his luck had arrived and admitted that the young player was at the same level as Pedro and Willian.
"He is a very important player, he is young but improving, especially in the defensive phase. He improves and I am very happy with him. I do not know the situation of the club, but for me he is an important player, "said Sarri.
"I do not think so (going to Germany is a good situation). He is an English player, he has a great future here in England, with the national team with Chelsea.
Bayern, however, is still keen to buy Hudson-Odoi, which currently earns about £ 22,000 a week at the Bridge.
Bayern Munich Sports Director Hasan Salihamidzic recently said: "We need to identify the players who can improve us. He has the qualities that suit our game. He is fast, dribbles well and has the sense of purpose. He would fit very well into our team. "
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