Overview
- In late September 2026, German media reported Bayern will open formal talks to extend Olise’s contract from 2029 to 2032 and to make him one of the club’s top earners.
- Bayern are said to be prepared to propose wages around €25 million net per season as part of the package to keep the 24-year-old at the Allianz Arena.
- Olise’s representatives are expected to insist on a guaranteed release clause with figures reported around or above €200 million, while his current Bayern deal contains no clause.
- Bayern held a ‘clear-the-air’ meeting with Olise’s adviser Glen Tweneboah about the player’s public image, a talk the club says improved his media and sponsor appearances.
- Interest from Real Madrid and Liverpool remains active and FIFA’s new rules on release clauses from January 1, 2027 add another factor that could shape the final terms and wider transfer market implications.