Robben confirms he will end his 10-year Bayern Munich stay after this season

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Arjen Robben has admitted that this will be his final season at Bayern Munich after ten years in Germany.

"This is my final year at Bayern," says Robben during his visit to a Bayern fan club. "There were ten wonderful years... and this one is good too."

Franck Ribery - another veteran player for The Bavarians - has expressed his will to stay at the club, but admitted that the decision is out of his hands.

"You never know what happens in life," Ribery tells Bild. "I hope I will (stay), but it's not only up to me."

Bayern Munich club president Uni Hoeness previously condeded that both Robben and Ribery - 34 and 35 years old respectively - are likely to leave after this season. 

"They are very likely to be having their last year at Bayern, " said Hoeness.

However, Bayern chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge thought otherwise. He says: "Both are still good players, they can still be productive."

"These are players who have written down the history of this club, and I must say frankly and honestly: we would have been badly advised if we had not renewed contracts with them."

Ribery joined Bayern from Marseille in the summer of 2007 and has recorded over 400 appearances for the club up until now.

Robben's time at Germany is a bit shorter, joining them in 2009. He has had 143 goals in 305 appearances.

Together, they have guided Bayern Munich to seven Bundesliga titles, four DFB-Pokal titles and one Champions League title in 2013.

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