Michael Olise and Bayern: renewal offer rises to €25m, contract until 2032

Michael Olise’s standout form with France has sped up Bayern’s talks on his renewal. As Mundo Deportivo reports, the club is preparing an offer that would raise his salary from €14m to €25m and extend the deal until 2032. Olise, who is currently tied to Bayern until 2029, is said to want a release clause written into the contract.

Zidane’s France sets the tone

The urgency comes after Olise’s run in the Nations League 2026-27 under Zinedine Zidane, where he has delivered four goals and two assists across the first four matches. France started with three wins and a draw: 0-1 vs Turkey, 0-1 and 4-1 vs Belgium, and 1-1 vs Italy.

Long deadline from Bayern

Bayern, according to the same source, has given him a very long “ultimatum”, with time until summer to accept the renewal. If he doesn’t renew, the club would begin considering a transfer, recalling that the winger joined Bayern in 2024 from Crystal Palace for €53m. This season he has 8 goals and 4 assists across all competitions, working under Vincent Kompany.