Bayern Munich in no rush to extend Michael Olise's contract
CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen stated that the club will discuss the French winger's future at the appropriate time, with his current deal running until 2029.
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Bayern Munich are currently in no rush to open negotiations regarding a contract extension for French winger Michael Olise. CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has addressed the situation surrounding the 25-year-old’s future, assuring that the club's leadership will handle the matter at the appropriate time.
Dreesen noted that the situation is under control and that any decisions concerning a new deal will be made in coordination with sporting director Max Eberl. With the player's current agreement running until 2029, the club does not see a need to force immediate talks.
This is a matter for which Max and I share responsibility. His contract runs until 2029, and we will sit down at the table and discuss everything at the appropriate time. Jan-Christian Dreesen
The Frenchman joined Bayern in the summer of 2024 from Crystal Palace. Since his arrival, he has established himself as a key member of the attacking line, with his performances attracting interest from various European giants.