Manuel Neuer is set to extend his legendary career at Bayern Munich, with reports from Sky Germany confirming a complete agreement for a new contract that will keep the 40-year-old goalkeeper at the Allianz Arena until 2027. This news comes as a major boost for the Bundesliga giants, who have relied on Neuer's exceptional shot-stopping and leadership for over a decade.

Under the terms of the new deal, Neuer will take a pay cut from his reported €20 million annual salary, a move that reflects his commitment to the club as he enters the twilight of his career. Meanwhile, backup keeper Jonas Urbig is expected to see more action, with the 24-year-old likely to get more than his 13 Bundesliga appearances last season.

Neuer's decision to stay comes on the heels of his 13th Bundesliga title, tying him with club legend Thomas Müller for the most league championships in German football history. With another season in Germany's top flight, he could also surpass Oliver Kahn's all-time appearances record—a milestone that would cement his status as one of the greatest goalkeepers the sport has ever seen.

But Neuer's future might not stop at the club level. Despite retiring from international football in August 2024, there are growing whispers within the German Football Association (DFB) that the veteran shot-stopper could be recalled for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. National team coach Julian Nagelsmann is reportedly considering Neuer for his 26-man squad, adding an intriguing layer to what could be a historic comeback on the world stage.