FC Bayern is determined to secure Michael Olise on a long-term basis and is apparently willing to go to great financial lengths to do so. The French attacking star is to be persuaded to stay in Munich with an exceptional contract. In addition to a significantly higher salary, special performance bonuses could also play a role.
As transfer insider Fabrizio Romano reports, Bayern plans to pull out all the stops for a potential contract extension. The planned overall package is said to include not only a top salary but also performance-based bonus payments tied to goals, individual performances, and titles won, among other things.
Particularly interesting: Even a bonus for winning the Ballon d’Or could be on the table in the future.
Bayern is considering an extraordinary clause for Olise
According to information from Romano, the German record champions could, in principle, be open to a so-called Ballon d’Or clause during talks with Olise. Should the Frenchman one day be voted the world’s best soccer player, a corresponding special payment could be due.
It was recently reported that the Munich club is prepared to elevate Olise to the very top of the club’s salary scale. According to these reports, an annual salary of around 25 million euros is on the table. This would put the 24-year-old in the same league as Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala.
Bayern aims not only to reward Olise’s outstanding performances but also to send a clear signal to its international rivals. The Frenchman is expected to remain one of the record champions’ key players for the long term.
Real Madrid has already been rebuffed by Bayern
According to Romano, it was already clear last summer that Munich was unwilling to compromise on Olise. Real Madrid reportedly showed interest in the attacking player but never submitted an official offer.
Bayern’s stance was nevertheless clear: club officials made it clear to Real Madrid that Olise is not for sale.
Paris Saint-Germain has also been repeatedly linked with the French national team player recently.
Olise is under contract with FC Bayern through the summer of 2029. There is therefore no immediate need to extend his contract. Nevertheless, the Munich club wants to ensure planning certainty early on and prevent a protracted transfer saga from developing in the coming years.
The player’s stance will now be decisive. According to Romano, patience is required, as Olise himself must decide on his long-term future.
Bayern has apparently already signaled its willingness to offer an exceptionally lucrative contract package. It remains to be seen whether the high salary, additional performance bonuses, and a possible Ballon d’Or clause will persuade the Frenchman to sign an early contract extension.