FC Bayern München targets contract extensions for Kane and Olise

FC Bayern München is working to secure the long-term futures of its star attackers, Harry Kane and Michael Olise. Club supervisory board member Karl-Heinz Rummenigge expressed confidence that both players intend to remain with the club for a long time.

Reports indicate that Harry Kane is nearing a contract extension that could see him stay in Munich until 2030, potentially adding three years to his current deal. Kane, who is also a nominee for the Ballon d'Or, has shown exceptional form, recently becoming England's record international player.

Regarding Michael Olise, Bayern is reportedly preparing a significant offer to extend his contract, which currently runs until 2029. There is speculation that a new deal could extend his stay until 2032 and make him one of the club's highest earners. However, interest from Real Madrid remains a factor; Olise may seek a release clause in any new agreement to facilitate a future move to the Spanish club.

Both players have been recognized as world-class talents, with Rummenigge noting their importance to the team's success and their individual standing in the Ballon d'Or discussions.