Bayern Munich is shifting gears after securing Harry Kane on a new contract, with club CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen confirming the next priority is to lock down Michael Olise to a long-term deal.
Dreesen made the announcement during the press conference for Kane's new agreement, signaling the club's intent to keep its attacking stars together. Kane and Olise have been instrumental in forming one of Europe's most formidable attacks in recent years, and Bayern is keen to avoid splitting them up.
“We have always said that we don’t just have Harry as a fantastic player in our ranks, but also players like Michael Olise, among others,” Dreesen stated, as reported by Football Transfers. “His contract runs until 2029, and we will discuss that in due course.”
Olise's performances for Bayern have showcased his world-class talent, making him a target for several top clubs. Reports from Fichajes have linked the French international with potential moves to Liverpool, Arsenal, and Real Madrid.
His potential impact is noted, with suggestions he could be a perfect fit for Liverpool's right wing, potentially replacing Mohamed Salah, or an upgrade for Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, especially given Saka's injury history. A move to Real Madrid would see him join an already star-studded lineup featuring Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior, and Jude Bellingham.
