Michael Olise is hoping to complete a blockbuster move to Real Madrid this summer, although Bayern Munich remain adamant that he is not for sale.
The France international has emerged as one of European football’s most sought-after attackers following another outstanding campaign for club and country.
Olise reportedly intends to discuss his future with Bayern’s hierarchy once he returns from the World Cup.
The 24-year-old believes a move to the Santiago Bernabeu would represent the ideal next step in his career.
However, Bayern have publicly maintained that they have no intention of selling the winger.
The Bundesliga champions regard Olise as a cornerstone of their squad after signing him from Crystal Palace last summer.
He has quickly established himself as one of the first names on the teamsheet following an exceptional debut season in Germany.
Olise played a key role as Bayern reclaimed the Bundesliga title and also impressed in the Champions League, combining goals, assists and creativity from the right flank.
His performances have continued on the international stage.
The French winger was one of his country’s standout performers during the World Cup, further enhancing his reputation as one of Europe’s elite attacking talents.
Madrid continue to monitor opportunities to strengthen their squad despite already making several high-profile additions over the past two transfer windows.
Club president Florentino Perez has built a squad around some of the game’s brightest young stars, and reports suggest Olise is viewed as another player capable of leading the club into its next era.
However, completing a deal would be far from straightforward.
Bayern value the former Palace star at over €200 million and would only consider a sale if their position changed dramatically.
The German club are prioritising talks over an improved long-term contract to secure Olise’s future.
Speculation has continued after claims that Bayern have explored the market for attacking reinforcements, although there is no indication that those enquiries are directly linked to Olise’s future.
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