According to Sport Bild, Bayern Munich plans to begin contract extension discussions with Olise. If the French winger signs an extension through 2032 next summer, he will join the club's top earners alongside Kane and Musiala.

With four goals and two assists, Michael Olise (24) has made a superb start to the Bundesliga season and is currently the most valuable player in the league. According to Transfermarkt, the French winger's market value stands at €170 million. Musiala (23) follows closely at €100 million. Harry Kane (33) ranks sixth at €60 million.

Bayern's management is in the final stages of extending Kane's contract. After the international break, Kane is expected to make a decision. Bayern will then begin initial discussions with Olise.

Sport Bild understands that Bayern's management anticipates much more challenging negotiations with Olise. So far, the Frenchman and his agent, Glenn Twimboah (44), have given no indication that Olise wants to stay at Munich beyond his current contract, which expires in 2029.

Bayern's position is clear: if Olise signs a new contract through 2032 next summer, management will place him among the club's highest earners, on par with Kane and Musiala. Both currently earn approximately €25 million per year. Olise's current annual salary is reportedly €14 million.

Munich hopes to use one card in negotiations: if Olise signs next summer, he can benefit from top-tier wages starting in 2027. Otherwise, his earnings will remain at their current level.

However, sources close to the Bayern star have repeatedly stated that a release clause is a must-have in any new contract. Olise included such an exit strategy in his previous contract with Crystal Palace. Thanks to this clause, Bayern were able to sign the exceptional dribbler from London for €53 million in summer 2024.

Recent rumors in the international transfer market suggest that Olise's current Bayern contract also includes such a clause. Sporting Director Max Eberl (53) explicitly denied this, telling Sport Bild: Olise has no release clause!

However, release clauses are no longer a "taboo" for Bayern. Kane and Musiala's contracts are also reported to contain similar clauses. The key question is: at what amount should a release clause be set to allow a Bayern star to leave early if the club cannot prevent it? If Olise extends through 2032, a release clause exceeding €200 million is not unrealistic.

This is because Real Madrid and Liverpool continue to monitor Olise closely. Such a high transfer fee would be insurance for Bayern: if a player leaves prematurely, the club would be able to acquire a solid replacement. For comparison: Liverpool already paid €125 million to Bayer Leverkusen to sign Wirtz (23) in summer 2025, keeping him away from Bayern. Should Olise be sold, Wirtz, who is still struggling at Liverpool, could become a topic of discussion in Munich again.

Eberl has given Olise a subtle ultimatum. In early September, he stated in an interview with Sport Bild: "We should know by next summer at the latest whether he intends to extend."

Traduit par IA.

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