Renato Sanches is considering leaving Bayern Munich on a permanent basis after growing frustrated with a lack of playing time.
Signed ahead of an outstanding Euro 2016, midfielder Sanches has struggled to hit the heights expected of him since swapping Benfica for the Bundesliga.
The 21-year-old started only six times in all competitions this term and failed to figure in Niko Kovac's XI after November.
An unsuccessful spell with Swansea City in 2017-18 did little to advance a stagnating career and the Portugal international is not willing to entertain another a short-term stint away from Allianz Arena.
"I don't want to go on loan again. If I leave, it will be leave completely," Sanches told Sport Bild.
"I want to play more. I don't know if it makes sense to try again in Munich. I played too little, I'm disappointed.
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"All the young players like Joshua Kimmich, Serge Gnabry, Kingsley Coman play, it's only me that doesn't.
"I've shown in training that I'm a good player. I think I got the fewest chances of the young players."
Sanches made three appearances for Portugal during the group stage of the Nations League but was overlooked for Fernando Santos' latest squad.
