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BAYERN MUNICH EXTENDS FRANCK RIBERY CONTRACT TILL 2018




Bayern Munich has extended Frenchman Ribery's contract till 2018.

His contract extension was not looking sure at a particular time partly because the Bundesliga giants thought he was done at the club.

Franck Ribery joined Bayern Munich in 2007 from Marseille and has played 333 games for the club and has spent 10 seasons with the club. According to Bayern Munich's chairman, "He's both a key player and a crowd-pleaser, so we're happy we've extended the contract with Franck by another year."

Ribery said he is "looking forward to many more beautiful moments together with the FC Bayern fans, and I want to play my part in the team's success in the next one and a half years."

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