Overview
- Reports published Friday say Bayern is working on a contract extension for Michael Olise that would raise his salary into the club’s top‑earner group.
- People close to Olise told L’Équipe that he feels comfortable in Munich but considers taking on new challenges later in his career, while he remains focused on the current season.
- Olise’s existing deal runs until 2029 and reportedly contains no release clause, giving Bayern clear control over any transfer decision.
- Club sources made clear this summer that a sale was not under consideration, and reports place Bayern’s asking price at roughly €200 million before they would even discuss a transfer.
- Olise scored 22 goals and provided 31 assists in 52 matches last season, and elevating his pay would cement his role under coach Vincent Kompany and shape Bayern’s wage hierarchy and negotiating stance with rivals.