Details Emerge on The Incredible Amount of Money Sadio Mane Will Be Earning Ay Bayern Munich

• Sadio Mane is set to have his wages more than doubled once he completes a sensational summer move to Bayern Munich
• Reports suggest the Senegal winger is set to pocket about £250,000 per week at Bayern Munich up from the £ 100,000 a week he is earning at Anfield
• Mane is believed to be inching closer to a move to the Allianz Arena and will pen a three-year deal once he seals the transfer

Sadio Mane is in line for a heavy paycheck once he completes his summer move to Bayern Munich.

The Senegal international is expected to join the Bundesliga giants in the coming days, ending his successful spell with the Reds.

According to The Mirror, Mane is expected to pocket about £250,000 per week once he completes his move to the Allianz Arena.

The wages are more than double what is currently earning at Anfield, with reports suggesting he is on a £100,000-a-week paycheck.

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Liverpool are understood to have resolved to cash in on the winger after failing to reach a deal on his renewal.

Sportbible claims the former Southampton ace reportedly requested an improved weekly salary of £400,000 per week.

That figure would have seen him join the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and David de Gea on the list of the highest earners in the Premier League.

However, the involved parties are said to have failed to reach an agreement, paving way for the sale of Mane who is expected to pen a three-year deal with Bayern Munich.

The Africa Cup of Nations winner has just a year left on his current deal with the Merseysiders.

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According to Saunders, a move to the Bundesliga is actually a downgrade for Mane as the league is not competitive enough.

The Senegal international is expected to pen a three-year deal with Bayern in the coming days, thereby ending his six-year dalliance with Liverpool.