Bayern Munich are increasingly concerned about Michael Olise’s commitment to extending his contract, despite the France international remaining under contract with the club until the summer of 2029.
The German champions want to secure a new agreement with Olise because several clubs are interested in signing him, with Real Madrid among the leading contenders. Bayern officials have repeatedly insisted that the player is not for sale and that Real Madrid’s efforts to bring him to the club will not succeed.
However, according to German newspaper Bild, Bayern are not fully convinced that Olise wants to renew his deal. The club is particularly concerned by the player’s request for a release clause to be included in any new contract.
Bayern’s position is understood to be clear: they will not give Olise longer than next summer to make a decision on his future. Club officials believe the Frenchman is not fully committed to signing an extension.
The situation has raised questions over whether Olise could eventually seek a move away from Bayern, despite the length of his current contract and the club’s public stance that he is unavailable for transfer.