Overview
- This week Bayern held formal, exploratory talks to extend Olise’s deal and are preparing a long-term contract package that could run to 2032 and make him the club’s top earner.
- Olise’s representatives are demanding a release clause reported at about €200 million, and multiple outlets say Bayern are unusually willing to consider inserting one as a compromise.
- Industry accounts report Olise’s camp has been in contact with Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid, while Manchester City reportedly withdrew after being rebuffed.
- Senior Bayern figures including Karl‑Heinz Rummenigge and coach Vincent Kompany have publicly expressed confidence Olise will stay, but negotiations remain open with a likely decision horizon into next summer.
- The outcome will shape Bayern’s squad plan and finances by determining whether academy talent like Lennart Karl remains a backup, whether Bayern must reset wages to keep elite stars, and how the market values top wingers.