Michael Olise is in contract talks with Bayern Munich that promise to be vital in the course of his career, and the France international is set to make a €200 million demand that will open the possibility of a return…
Michael Olise is negotiating a new contract with Bayern Munich and is insisting on a release clause, opening the door to a future return to the Premier League. According to reporter Christian Falk, Bayern are open to including an exit clause if it secures his stay, with discussions indicating the permanent transfer buyout could be set at around €200 million.
The 24-year-old winger has attracted interest from Premier League sides Arsenal and Liverpool, as well as Real Madrid, following an impressive spell scoring 50 goals in 114 games for Bayern. Writer Robin Bairner suggests a €200 million permanent transfer fee aligns with Olise's rising market valuation and could potentially break the Premier League transfer record.
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