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The German winger picked up the injury just over a week ago, and early assessments confirmed it was significant enough to rule him out not only of this match but potentially the remainder of the season.

His absence has added to the growing list of unavailable figures, with Vincent Kompany also suspended for the match, leaving the club short-handed heading into one of its most important games of the year, with the result set to shape the final stretch of its UCL campaign.

What happened to Serge Gnabry?

Serge Gnabry suffered a torn adductor muscle in his right thigh, an injury that has ruled him out for an extended period. As a result, he has been ruled out of the UEFA Champions League semifinal against PSG.

The Bayern Munich winger picked up the injury in mid-April, and the club quickly confirmed it was a significant setback. The tear affects a critical muscle group used for acceleration, shooting, and quick directional changes.

When will Serge Gnabry return to play?

Serge Gnabry is not expected to return this season and could be sidelined for several months. Reports indicate the injury requires a lengthy recovery process, and Bayern Munich have already ruled him out “for a longer period”.

Beyond club competition, the injury could also impact his availability for international duty, including major tournaments, depending on how his rehabilitation progresses. For now, they will have to move forward without him.

How has Serge Gnabry performed this season?

Serge Gnabry has been an efficient contributor for Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League, recording 2 goals and 4 assists in 10 appearances this season. His contributions translate to 6 direct goal involvements.

While not always the focal point of Bayern’s attack, he has played an important supporting role, averaging 50 minutes per match and maintaining a 94.8% passing accuracy, which highlights his reliability in possession and link-up play.

Looking at advanced output, he has totaled 7 goal contributions (goals + assists) in the competition, showing his ability to impact games even without starting consistently.

Beyond raw numbers, his role has been tactical. He often operates as a flexible wide forward, capable of drifting inside or stretching defenses, which creates space for teammates like Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala.

His top speed (over 31 km/h) and consistent attacking runs underline how he helps maintain Bayern’s vertical threat. His form has also been solid domestically, with 8 goals and 6 assists in Bundesliga play.

His time with the German national team has been very short. In fact, he made his official debut with Die Mannschaftas a 21-year-old in 2016, against San Marino in a qualifiers game to the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Also, he made his World Cup there, where the German team ended up last in the group stage for the first time ever.

In his five-season performance with one of the biggest clubs in Germany, FC Bayern, Gnabry has won four Bundesliga titles in a row, two German Pokal champioships, one Super Cup, as well as one UEFA Champions League, one UEFA Super Cup, and the FIFA Club World Cup, all of them in 2020.

Serge Gnabry’s contract with Bayern

According to latest reports regarding FC Bayern’stop salaries, Serge Gnabrycurrent salary is an estimate of€19,000,000 per year. Which means he earns more thanLeon Goretzka,Dayot Upamecano, to be the 7th highest-paid player in the Bayern’s squad.

How much does Serge Gnabrymake a week?

Considering Gnabry’s current€19-million annual salary, he currently earns an estimate amount of€1,584,000.00per month. That would make an estimate of€365,000 a week;€52,000a day;€2,000 per hour;or €36.21perminute. Although since 2017, Gnabry has been donating 1% of his salary to ‘Common Goal’ iniative managed by the NGOstreetfootballworld.