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Michael Olise's request for a release clause in his extension had led some to question his commitment to Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich is reportedly growing concerned over Michael Olise's commitment after the winger requested a release clause in talks for a new contract extension. Although Olise is under contract until 2029, Bayern aims to secure a fresh deal amid strong transfer interest from clubs such as Real Madrid. Olise's desire for a release clause has raised internal doubts, with both parties currently at an apparent stalemate.
The Frenchman has recorded eight goals and four assists in Bayern's first seven matches this season, intensifying interest from suitors. Bayern reportedly intends to give Olise until the end of next summer to agree on an extension, though reaching an agreement on a specific exit figure is viewed as a major obstacle.
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