"Bayern Munich would love to have him sign a new contract until 2031. But this all takes time. With three years left on Olise's current terms, Bayern have time on their hands. But, of course, they also heard that Liverpool are interested and Manchester City is watching the player."
"Michael Olise isn't, at the moment, one of the top earners (picking up around €15m). Jamal Musiala and Harry Kane perhaps earn about €10m more. Bayern can always give the right winger more money, but the longer they wait, the more complicated the situation becomes."
"If he continues to develop, Olise really could be the kind of player who commands €200 million in the transfer market. At that point, Bayern Munich might consider the possibilities of a massive influx of cash, but until then, keeping the Frenchman is a top priority."
Bayern Munich aims to extend Michael Olise's contract from 2029 to 2031, securing the French winger amid competition from top European clubs including Liverpool and Manchester City. Olise currently earns approximately €15 million annually, significantly less than teammates Jamal Musiala and Harry Kane. Bayern faces a complex negotiation landscape, balancing Olise's extension with concurrent talks involving Konrad Laimer and Harry Kane. Delaying the extension risks inviting rival clubs to pursue the player. Bayern views Olise as a potential €200 million asset if his development continues, making retention a priority to avoid situations similar to the Upamecano case.
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