Mega offers from England! Bayern push for Olise extension | OneFootball

Michael Olise celebrates his 24th birthday this Friday – and has long since reached the level that makes him one of the most sought-after attacking players in Europe

His figures this season are outstanding: in 28 competitive matches, the Frenchman has been directly involved in 27 goals – a rate that not only makes him indispensable at FC Bayern, but also arouses the desires of top international clubs. This is precisely why the Bayern management is already working on a strategically important extension, as reported by kicker

According to kicker, clubs from the Premier League are planning concrete offers in the three-digit million range to lure Olise away from Munich next summer. Paris Saint-Germain and a top club from Spain are also said to be keeping a close eye on the filigree technician. Although Olise is still contractually bound until 2029 and does not have an exit clause, Bayern bosses see a need for action

Chief Sporting Officer Max Eberl has repeatedly emphasized that Olise has signed without a clause, but that does not protect him from aggressive attempts by financially superior clubs to poach him – which is why Munich now wants to take active countermeasures

Bayern are working on an early extension – including a salary increase

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Bayern’s idea: an early contract extension, again without an exit clause, but with improved conditions for the player. A moderate salary increase and an extended term are not only intended to reward Olise, but also to send a clear signal: he is a central building block of the new era

In the long term, Olise should shape the wing „like Ribéry and Robben once did“ – a player with a unique selling point who can provide exceptional impetus both on the wing and as a ten-man. His development, understanding of the game and creativity make him predestined for this

Offensive future: Olise, Díaz, Karl, Musiala – and perhaps Gnabry?

Munich’s attacking plans are already taking clear shape. Olise, Luis Díaz, Lennart Karl and Jamal Musiala are set to form the attacking line of the coming years. Four players who shine in different roles, but together embody a modern, varied attack

Serge Gnabry could complement this line-up, but his future is open. A new contract beyond 2026 would only be possible with significant salary adjustments,

Bayern are sending out a clear signal with their plans: they do not want to wait until the first offers arrive. An early extension would create planning security and consolidate a trademark of the Kompany era – an ambitious, creative and highly talented attacking core

For Olise himself, the direction should be clear. He is a regular, a top performer, a crowd favourite – and a central figure of the future. The question is therefore not so much whether Bayern want to extend, but when the talks will begin.