Real Madrid throws in the towel with Olise

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The Real Madrid transfer market is losing ground in the race for Michael Olise, the 24-year-old French winger, while Bayern is preparing a renewal that could extend his contract until 2032 and increase his annual salary above 25 million euros. According to Sky Germany, the white club considers it likely that the player will continue in Munich, where his current contract ends in 2029.

Real Madrid's pursuit of Michael Olise becomes complicated

Bayern has initiated preliminary talks to secure Olise's continuity and prevent the interest of other top European clubs from affecting their plans. Real Madrid has closely followed the French international, although the information from Sky does not suggest a formal offer from the Whites.

The German club signed Olise from Crystal Palace in 2024 for around 53 million euros. Since then, the winger has become more important in the team, increasing the potential cost of any transfer attempt.

The player's progress also explains Bayern's strategy. As per data published by AS, Olise has eight goals and four assists in seven matches at the beginning of the current season, figures that strengthen his position in negotiations.

In Madrid, the Frenchman's continuity in Germany is increasingly seen as the most likely scenario. This does not equate to an official resignation from his signing, but it does reflect the difficulty of luring a player who has an existing contract and whose renewal is already on the table.

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— Madrid Zone (@theMadridZone) October 9, 2026

Bayern plans a renewal until 2032

Bayern's proposal includes extending Olise's contract until 2032 and placing him among the highest-paid players in the squad. His current salary is around 14 million euros annually, while the new offer could exceed the 25 million earned by figures like Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala.

Sports director Christoph Freund has conveyed that the club is satisfied with the Frenchman's progress and is in contact with his representatives. He also emphasized that the current contract until 2029 allows for negotiations without immediate urgency.

However, the renewal presents a delicate point: the possible inclusion of a release clause. The player's agent, Glen Tweneboah, is interested in incorporating an exit route that would enable Olise to retain decision-making flexibility regarding his future.

A clause of over 200 million, the main obstacle

The release clause discussed in the negotiations exceeds 200 million euros. For Bayern, accepting this condition would mean limiting their control over a potential future departure; for Olise, it would provide a safeguard against offers from other clubs.

The Crystal Palace precedent helps understand the player's stance: his previous contract included an exit clause that facilitated his move to Germany in 2024. The current agreement with Bayern, however, does not include a release clause.

The next step will involve advancing in negotiations once the German club resolves Kane's contractual situation. If the parties find a formula that meets salary demands and the request for a clause, Real Madrid could face even greater difficulty in incorporating Olise in future transfer windows.

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