Bayern farewell? These clubs are tempting Michael Olise | OneFootball

Michael Olise has long been one of the defining figures at FC Bayern. Despite persistent rumors of a mega-transfer, it is now becoming clear that the Frenchman has a clear idea of his future – and it apparently does not lead back to England

What Michael Olise has delivered since his move to the Isar is extraordinary. The former Premier League winger from Crystal Palace has become an absolute difference-maker in Munich. After an outstanding debut season, the 24-year-old has not only maintained his level, but also improved it. His scoring figures speak for themselves and his influence on Bayern’s attacking play is enormous

So it’s no wonder that top European clubs have taken notice. The Premier League in particular is said to be very interested, with some talking about possible transfer fees in excess of the 150 million euro mark. However, this is not causing any nervousness in Munich. Olise has a long-term contract until 2029 without a release clause and is considered unsellable internally. In addition, those responsible are already working on an early contract extension in order to have long-term planning security

La Liga instead of the Premier League – Olise’s clear preference

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While Olise himself has not yet publicly commented on his future, interesting details are now leaking out from England. According to information from the TEAMtalk portal, the French international has a clear career plan. According to this, he is particularly interested in a move to Spain in the medium term. A commitment to Real Madrid or FC Barcelona is said to be much more attractive for Olise than a return to the island

The name Olise is already being discussed internally at Real Madrid in particular, and should Vinicius Junior leave the Whites one day, the Bayern star is seen as a possible successor in Spain

For FC Bayern, all of this is a long way off for the time being. Olise feels at home in Munich, is fully integrated in the sport and is a permanent fixture under Vincent Kompany. However, the rumours show just how important the Frenchman has now become in top European soccer – and why Bayern are doing everything they can to retain him in the long term.