Overview
- Reports on Saturday, October 10 say Bayern are ready to offer an unusually large long-term deal for Olise that would include a reported base salary near €25 million, goal- and honours-linked bonuses, and a Ballon d’Or-style payout tied to individual prizes.
- Sporting director Max Eberl publicly stated Bayern want Olise to stay beyond his current 2029 contract but that formal renewal talks 'have not happened yet,' leaving negotiations at an early stage.
- Multiple outlets report people close to Olise want any new deal to include a release clause, and Christian Falk says Bayern have given the player until next summer to indicate his intentions.
- Real Madrid are repeatedly identified as the likeliest external suitor if Olise leaves, with interest from Paris Saint-Germain and several Premier League clubs reported but portrayed as secondary in current coverage.
- Olise’s decision will shape Bayern’s squad planning — affecting chances for youngster Lennart Karl and the club’s wider contract priorities such as Harry Kane — while the package signals wage escalation that could shift transfer leverage across top clubs.