Bayern look to tie down Michael Olise: “He’ll need a new deal” | OneFootball

Michael Olise has become an enormously valuable player for Bayern Munich, to the point that the club is already considering improving and extending his deal even though he is still under contract until 2029.

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, former Germany international and former CEO of the Bavarian club, made clear how highly the French winger is regarded and pointed to future talks to secure his stay for more years.

Bayern want to secure one of their stars

Although Olise’s current contract still has considerable time left, Rummenigge believes the moment will come when Bayern must sit down with the player to discuss an extension.

The statement reflects the importance the attacker has gained within the German club’s project, which aims to keep its main stars away from possible interest from other top European clubs.

Olise, an increasingly important player

At 24, Olise is at a key stage of his career, and Bayern seem to be clear that his future should be tied to the club.

The intention, at least for now, is not to let him leave, but rather to strengthen the existing bond and recognize the influence the Frenchman has gained within the team.

With a contract until 2029, Bayern still have room to negotiate, but Rummenigge’s words leave the door open for the club to start working now on a new agreement for one of their most highly valued players.

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