First Kane, then Olise: Bayern has a clear plan for the future | OneFootball

FC Bayern got off to a strong start in the new Bundesliga season on Friday evening. Now the record champions want to build on that momentum, not only on the field but also in terms of personnel planning. 

Significant steps have already been taken in this regard. Jan-Christian Dreesen and Max Eberl have each extended their contracts through the summer of 2029. Players are now expected to follow suit.

According to Fabrizio Romano, FC Bayern remains very active in terms of negotiations. The club has also established a very clear timeline.

Bayern wants to extend Kane’s contract first

And that timeline is clear: The first priority is to extend Harry Kane’s contract. Talks with the Englishman are already underway, and according to Romano, there is great confidence in Munich that a deal will be reached soon and finalized.

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There are definitely still a few details to work out; the contract length and bonus payments, among other things, are still being negotiated. But since Kane himself is confident and wants to stay in Munich, it will most likely not be long before the deal is finalized.

After that, according to Romano, Bayern also plans to speak with Michael Olise. The situation is expected to be resolved soon, and a contract offer with a significant increase in base salary is reportedly on the table. Although Jan-Christian Dreesen recently announced that talks with Olise aren’t the top priority, that statement may well have been phrased that way with the Kane negotiations in mind.

What’s clear is that the talks with Olise are unlikely to be quite so straightforward, as the Frenchman currently doesn’t earn a salary that would place him among the top earners. And that, of course, would be the crux of any contract extension. With a contract running through 2029, however, there’s no real rush.