Overview
- On Saturday, Bayern sport director Max Eberl said the club wants to keep Michael Olise beyond his contract that runs to June 2029 but confirmed no formal extension talks have yet taken place.
- Olise's current deal runs to 2029 and does not include an exit clause, while Olise's entourage is reported to insist on such a clause as a condition for any renewal.
- Multiple outlets have reported that Bayern are considering a long-term offer — described in media reports as running to 2032 with a reported annual pay near €25 million and bonus clauses tied to awards — but those details remain unconfirmed.
- Olise's strong start to the season, including multiple goal contributions in the Bundesliga and a Champions League brace, has driven interest from elite clubs and media estimates of fees around €200 million or more.
- Bayern's negotiations may be affected by other club priorities, including ongoing talks over Harry Kane, and the wider transfer market pressure means the club could face a choice between a lucrative sale and a costly long-term commitment.