Bayern Prepare Major Contract Offer to Keep Michael Olise

Overview

• On Wednesday multiple German and Brazilian outlets reported Bayern is preparing to offer Olise a contract extension running to 2032 with a significant pay rise from roughly €13–14 million to about €16–18 million per season.
• Sources say Olise has asked for a roughly €200 million release clause as part of any renewal, a demand that could become the central sticking point in talks.
• Bayern sporting director Max Eberl has publicly denied that a release clause exists in Olise's current contract, creating a clear factual gap the negotiations must resolve.
• The club plans to time formal talks after the FIFA international break and after concluding Harry Kane's renewal, making the sequence of other contract business a key tactical element.
• Olise's recent form—including nine goals and four assists in nine 2026–27 games and a winning goal for France against Belgium—has increased his leverage and left Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City and Liverpool as realistic suitors if Bayern cannot reach an agreement.