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Arjen Robben is in no rush to extend his contract with Munich and claims he has received interest from other clubs. The contract of the Dutch national team winger is valid for another year, but recently there have been controversial situations that could push him to make a decision to leave earlier. Robben has recently lost his place in the starting lineup, and Bayern's honorary president Franz Beckenbauer called him a "selfish player". Additionally, during the Champions League semi-final match against Real Madrid, the player argued with his teammate Franck Ribery over the right to take a penalty kick, leading to a more serious conflict between them. "Franck understands that he did something he shouldn't have. Such things don't have a positive effect," said Robben. "Of course, I feel at home in Munich, but before making a decision to sign a new contract, a lot of things need to be considered. There are other options, as people know what I am capable of." In the German championship, Robben scored 11 goals in 23 matches.
