Bayern Munich seeks to secure Michael Olise with lucrative contract extension

FC Bayern München is actively working to secure the long-term future of French winger Michael Olise, who is currently under contract until June 2029. Bayern's sporting director, Max Eberl, has expressed a clear desire to extend the player's stay, though he noted that formal negotiations have not yet begun and the player holds significant influence over his future.

To prevent Olise from moving to major European clubs like Real Madrid or Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern is reportedly considering a highly lucrative contract extension that could run until 2032. Proposed terms include a substantial salary increase, potentially reaching €25 million annually, and a unique performance bonus tied to winning the Ballon d'Or.

Despite Bayern's efforts, interest from top-tier clubs remains high, with transfer values for the 24-year-old estimated at upwards of €200 million. A potential complication in negotiations is Olise's reported desire for a release clause, a feature absent from his current agreement. While Premier League clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool have shown interest, reports suggest Olise may prefer a move to Spain over returning to England if he leaves Munich.