Michael Olise seeks exit clause in new Bayern Munich contract
The French winger wants a release clause included in his potential renewal, despite Bayern offering to make him their highest-paid player.
Michael Olise has established himself as one of Europe's most sought-after talents, drawing interest from top clubs including Real Madrid. Recognizing his importance, Bayern Munich has made his contract renewal a top priority.
The German giants are prepared to make a significant financial effort, offering to double his salary. This proposal would see him become the highest-paid player in the squad, surpassing both Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala with annual earnings exceeding 25 million euros.
However, a major sticking point remains: Olise is insisting on the inclusion of a release clause in his new deal. While Bayern traditionally avoids these clauses, they are being forced to adapt to modern market trends. Olise wants a clear exit route, ensuring he maintains control over his future despite committing to a long-term stay in Munich.
The current impasse centers on the valuation of that clause. Bayern is reportedly targeting a figure around 200 million euros, whereas Olise's camp is pushing for a significantly lower amount.