"We will talk about things at the right time"

Bayern CEO confirms the club will discuss Olise's future at the right time, with interest from other European clubs but no imminent departure expected.

Michael Olise's future remains uncertain despite his contract running until June 2029. Bayern Munich are aware of interest from several European clubs in the 24-year-old French winger, with Real Madrid having been linked last summer before signing Yan Diomandé instead.

Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen addressed the speculation, saying: "Max and I are responsible for this. His contract ends in 2029. We will sit down and talk about things at the right time." The statement left the door open to both a renewal and a potential departure.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Bayern want to block all offers for Olise, viewing him as fundamental to the team. However, the club would consider a sale if an astronomical sum arrived. This season Olise has scored six goals and provided three assists in eight matches, following last season's 15 goals and 19 assists in the Bundesliga alone.