Overview
- Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen told Sport1 that the club received no formal offers for Michael Olise during the summer transfer window and that Bayern publicly opposed any sale.
- Dreesen stopped short of promising long-term retention and said the club will discuss Olise’s future again next summer, leaving the door open to renewed interest from buyers.
- Multiple reports say Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain continue to monitor Olise through intermediaries, although those checks have not produced official negotiations.
- Sources cite Bayern planning a lucrative extension or an exit clause in the €150–€250 million range and a salary package near the club’s top earners, but those contract details have not been confirmed by the club.
- Olise is under contract until June 30, 2029 and has emerged as a key attacker for Bayern, with roughly 45 goals and 47 assists in 111 appearances, making him one of Europe’s most valuable young forwards and a focal point in Bayern’s wider wage‑structure talks.