The club's sporting director, Mattias Sammer, have stressed the forward is going nowhere unless the club's financial situation forces them to cash in
Bayern Munich would only be open to cashing in on Thomas Muller if the German giants were in financial trouble, says sporting director Matthias Sammer.
The forward recently revealed that he received offers from a number of other clubs before signing a contract renewal until June 2021 back in December, with Manchester United believed to be among his admirers.
Muller added that he is keen to stay at Bayern until the end of his career, though, and Sammer is determined to hold on to the 26-year-old so long as the Allianz Arena side's financial situation permits it.
"Muller came through the ranks of our youth academy and is one of the leaders of our team. He is priceless," Sammer was quoted as saying by AZ.
"You cannot put a price on someone who is such an important part of the puzzle. You cannot replace a player like Muller.
"You simply do not sell him, unless we desperately needed the money."
The Germany international has netted 17 goals in 22 Bundesliga appearances this season.
- Goal