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In two short years at Bayern Munich, Michael Olise transformed from the very, very good player he was at Crystal Palace into becoming a world star. His performances in the World Cup, despite a couple of duds, only underlined this…

Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappé stated that every club in the world would like to sign Michael Olise, but noted he will not advise his France teammate to leave Bayern Munich. Speaking to Sport Bild during the September 2026 international break, Mbappé called Olise an outstanding player while emphasizing that advising him to exit would be unfair and disrespectful to Bayern Munich.
Olise remains under contract with Bayern Munich through 2029 following a strong tenure after joining from Crystal Palace. Despite reported interest and persistent permanent transfer rumors linking him to Real Madrid, Bayern Munich's management maintains a firm stance to keep the winger.
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