Michael Olise is off to a phenomenal start. After only four games played with Bayern Munich since the start of the season, the 24-year-old French international has already found the net three times and delivered an assist.
A high-flying debut which should not calm the interest of the biggest European clubs in him. During this last summer transfer window, the former Crystal Palace player was announced in the sights of Paris Saint-Germain, but especially Real Madrid, where Olise would have liked to settle down, according to information from The Team.
Yes, but now, the Bavarian decision-makers have categorically refused to let their number 17 leave. They would even like to convince him to extend his lease, which currently runs until June 2029, by offering him in particular to become the highest paid player in the squad, ahead of Harry Kane. But not sure that this will be enough to keep their master from playing…
“Making promises in this business is a delicate matter…”
With Sport1, Jan-Christian Dreesen spoke about the future of his tricolor nugget. Before that, the general manager of the reigning German champions returned to the summer transfer window, ensuring in particular that he had not received the slightest offer for Olise. “That simply wasn’t true. That’s why I said it publicly. We had no offers on the table. And we always said we weren’t interested. This is exactly our position. Olise is incredibly important to this team. He’s a magician in this field.” explained the Munich leader.
Then asked about the chances of seeing Michael Olise extend his lease, Jan-Christian Dreesen did not wish to sell dreams to supporters. “Making promises in this business is a tricky business. Whether we can keep him permanently is something we will discuss again this summer”he blurted.
Before being more optimistic about the probability of seeing Harry Kane return: “We have a relaxed relationship. It is clear that both parties want this. The duration of the contract? This is one of the minor details that I will not discuss here. » As a reminder, the 33-year-old English striker only has one year left on his contract.
