Michael Olise Linked to Real Madrid Move as Mbappé Pushes Transfer

French winger Michael Olise, a key attacking player for Bayern Munich, has been widely linked with a summer move to Real Madrid. Reports say that France captain Kylian Mbappé has personally urged the Spanish club’s president Florentino Pérez to sign Olise, informing him that the Bayern midfielder wants to join the Bernabéu after the 2026 World Cup. Olise’s contract runs until 2029 and contains no release clause, giving Bayern a strong negotiating position. The clubs have a mutual agreement not to approach each other’s players without prior consultation, and Bayern have indicated they will only consider a sale if an exceptionally high fee (rumoured between €100 million and €190 million) is offered.

Despite the speculation, Bayern have publicly denied any intention to sell Olise and are reportedly preparing a contract extension and a salary increase. No formal negotiations have been confirmed, and Real Madrid have yet to make an official approach. The transfer remains an unconfirmed rumor driven largely by Mbappé’s advocacy.

Other stories, such as the sale of a villa owned by former Bayern defender Jérôme Boateng, have sparked additional speculation but are not directly linked to any confirmed transfer activity.