Overview
- Bayern CEO Jan‑Christian Dreesen said on Saturday that the club is not holding extension talks for Michael Olise, emphasising the winger remains under contract until 2029 and dismissing many transfer stories as "nonsens".
- L'Équipe quoted someone in Olise’s entourage saying he feels very comfortable in Munich but regards pursuing "new challenges" as logical in the longer term, a remark framed as future thinking rather than immediate intent.
- French and German reports have suggested Bayern view Olise as a central long‑term player and might consider a very lucrative early extension that could elevate him to top‑earner status, though the club has neither confirmed nor opened negotiations.
- Several outlets have reported that any buyer would face an extremely high price — commonly cited around €200 million — and that media speculation includes a possible exit clause and large salary increase, all of which remain unverified.
- Bayern are treating a Harry Kane renewal as an active priority, with Kane and the club describing talks as positive but requiring time to settle details, a development that shapes how the club chooses to approach Olise’s situation.