Overview
- Karl‑Heinz Rummenigge confirmed Friday that Bayern will sit down with Michael Olise to discuss a contract extension despite his current deal running until 2029.
- Olise’s form has accelerated the push to act, with reporting that he has produced 12 direct goal contributions in seven matches this season.
- Rummenigge placed Olise alongside Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal and said Olise’s performances show greater maturity, framing renewal as a reward for on‑field impact.
- The club publicly defended Olise’s limited media engagement, saying coverage has been exaggerated and noting he is not contractually required to give long interviews.
- A new deal would aim to lock in Olise’s long‑term future, protect his market value after his 2024 move from Crystal Palace, and shape Bayern’s wage and roster planning as other top clubs watch.