Leroy Sane: Man City's latestborn to negotiate to avoid transfer from Bayern Munich

Manchester City is ready to launch a final offer to keep Leroy Sane.

The Premier League champions will meet Sane and his advisers this week to offer him a new £ 150,000 worth of exceptional contract a week after Bayern Munich has launched a charm offensive to bring back the international German in the Bundesliga.

Discussions around a new deal have been stalled for months, giving Bayern hope to be able to land the 23-year-old winger.

But City is now ready to more than double Sane's current salary to show how much he is valued by the club.

And Sunday Mirror Sport realized that City would impose a sale price of over £ 100 million on Schalke's former favorite if the breakthrough of a new deal did not materialize.

City leaders are furious that Bayern President Uli Hoeness and General Manager Karl-Heinz Rummenigge are making statements on Sane's signature while the German champions have yet to officially contact the player.

Both men strongly criticized City and their owners in Abu Dhabi. Their behavior is seen as another example of Bayern's lack of respect for the Blues.

Hoeness's promise that Bayern will not surpbad the record amount of 72 million pounds that French defender Lucas Hernandez of Atletico Madrid broke a club record was also greeted with disappointment at Etihad.

Sane, elected young player of the year last season while City won the title with 100 points, has another two years to his current contract.

Guardiola used it with more discernment this season when the Blues clinched a triple in the Premier League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup.

Guardiola made it clear to Sane that he wished he remained, but the city boss also said that he would not object to the winger's presence. he demanded a move.

This gave Bayern the hope of being able to reach an agreement on their terms.

But Sane is still two years old on her current contract.

And City's position is further strengthened by the belief that the German giants desperately need to refresh an aging team that was eliminated from the Champions League by Liverpool in the last game in sixteen after winning a seventh consecutive Bundesliga title.

Franck Ribery, 36, and his compatriot winger Arjen Robben, 35, will both leave when their contracts expire next month.

This means that City will require a total package greater than three times the £ 37 million paid to Schalke for Sane in 2016.

City would like an initial fee of more than £ 100 million, as well as many bonuses linked to Sane's success if Sane added two Premier League titles, two League Cups and one FA Cup medal won in his three seasons in Manchester.