Olise set for rumoured deal until 2032 with mega €200m release clause | OneFootball

According to Sport BILD, a new contract until 2032 is being discussed internally at Bayern Munich for Michael Olise.

This would apparently also involve a significant salary increase, bumping the Frenchman's wages up to €25million per year.

However, salary is unlikely to be the only factor in the potential negotiations, with the player's representatives preparing a specific request.

Sources close to the winger repeatedly indicate that a fixed exit clause is desired in a new contract by both the player and his agents. 

Transfer insider Ekrem Konur now reports that the release clause would be with Real Madrid in mind for a potential future transfer.

The Galacticos and their president Florentino Pérez, in particular, are said to be keen on the Bayern Munich talisman for some time now.

A release clause would not be anything new for Olise – Bayern activated his €53million clause at Crystal Palace in the summer of 2024.

Should the Frenchman actually extend his contract until 2032, a fixed release clause of more than €200million is deemed realistic.