Serge Gnabry, born 14 July 1995 (age 31), is a German right winger with a career that has come to be shaped, above all, by Bayern Munich. His current market value is around £30m, according to Transfermarkt.
His early years were not a straight line. The move to England gave him his first senior exposure, but the loan spell at West Bromwich Albion did little for his rhythm. The more useful development came back in Germany, where he rebuilt momentum before Bayern became the main stage rather than just the obvious destination.
At Bayern, Gnabry has made 215 league appearances and scored 78 league goals across nine seasons. His best league return came in 2021-22, when he scored 14 times in 34 appearances. That is the spell that explains his career: not just a winger with pace and tidy feet, but one trusted over a long period at a club that is rarely sentimental about wide players.
He has worn the number seven shirt at Bayern and remains part of the German set-up. In 2026-27, he has made one league appearance for Bayern, while also playing six World Cup qualifiers for Germany, scoring three times, and making three Nations League appearances.
Gnabry’s career has had its detours, but the shape of it is clear enough: early promise, a testing loan period, then a long and productive Bayern Munich spell that has carried most of the weight.
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