Bayern Munich considers €200m release clause for Michael Olise per Bild

Bayern Munich is preparing to break a long-standing club policy to secure the long-term future of French winger Michael Olise by discussing a release clause set at 200 million euros, according to reports from German outlet Bild. While the Bundesliga champions typically resist inclusion of buyout clauses in player contracts, evolving negotiations around a potential extension through 2032 highlight the growing influence of the 24-year-old forward in European football.

Bayern Munich Plans to Increase Olise Salary

Olise is currently under contract with Bayern Munich through June 2029, following a transfer from Crystal Palace in 2024 for just over 50 million euros. Alongside a prolonged commitment, the Bavarian club plans to significantly elevate his salary. Olise currently earns roughly 14 million euros annually, and talks are expected to position his earnings closer to top earners in the squad, such as Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala, who command approximately 25 million euros per year.

The 200 Million Euro Release Clause Compromise

Despite Bayern Munich’s historical reluctance regarding buyout clauses, journalist Christian Falk of Bild reported that the club is ready to make a rare concession. Olise and his representatives, including agent Glen Tweneboah as noted by Sport.fr, have made the inclusion of a release clause a key consideration for any new agreement. To protect the club’s interests while satisfying the player’s desire for future flexibility, management is weighing a buyout figure placed at 200 million euros. Sport.fr noted that initial discussions estimated a threshold between 150 million and 200 million euros to deter immediate approaches while providing a structured exit path.

Bayern Munich considers €200m release clause for Michael Olise per Bild
Photo: Sport.fr

Interest From Real Madrid and Liverpool

The urgency behind Munich’s push to secure Olise stems from intense monitoring by elite European clubs. Top Mercato and Goal.com highlighted that Real Madrid has been consistently linked with the former Crystal Palace and Reading attacker, with L’Équipe reporting that Olise discussed potential moves with international teammates Kylian Mbappé and Aurélien Tchouaméni. While Real Madrid has officially denied contact and Bayern sporting director Max Eberl has asserted that the player is not for sale, clubs including Liverpool also monitor his trajectory. Olise’s productivity continues to fuel that outside attention, following a 2025–26 campaign where he recorded 22 goals and 31 assists across 52 appearances, followed by a strong start to the subsequent season.

Frequently Asked Questions About Michael Olise’s Contract

When does Michael Olise’s current contract with Bayern Munich expire?

Olise is currently tied to Bayern Munich through June 30, 2029, after joining the German club from Crystal Palace in 2024.

What transfer fee did Bayern Munich initially pay for Michael Olise?

Bayern Munich acquired the French international for a fee just above 50 million euros, an investment that has significantly grown alongside his market valuation.

Which clubs are monitoring Michael Olise’s contract situation in Germany?

Real Madrid and Liverpool are among the prominent European clubs closely tracking the winger’s future ahead of upcoming transfer windows, according to reports from German and French media.

Bayern Munich considers €200m release clause for Michael Olise per Bild
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