Overview
- Reports on Thursday say Bayern are preparing a long-term proposal that could run to 2032 and would make Michael Olise the club's highest-paid player.
- Supervisory-board member Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said he is confident both Olise and Harry Kane want to stay at Bayern, framing the talks as a priority for the club.
- Sporting director Max Eberl confirmed Olise's current deal runs to 2029 and contains no release clause, and he said the club expects clarity on Olise's intentions by next summer.
- People close to Olise say he will only sign a new contract if it includes a guaranteed exit clause, a demand that is the main sticking point in talks.
- A Kane extension reported to be near completion could speed up Olise's negotiations and the reported offer would raise Bayern's wage ceiling and set a precedent for future contract talks.