Bayern Munich News: Liverpool, Manchester City, PSG all want Michael Olise

Bayern Munich have slammed the door shut on any immediate departure for flying winger Michael Olise, but that has done little to deter Europe’s heavyweights from testing the Bundesliga champions’ resolve.

Liverpool, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain have all made formal contact with Bayern to register their interest in a €100 million deal for the 24-year-old France international, according to TEAMtalk. All three enquiries were swiftly rebuffed, with Bayern hierarchy making it clear the player is central to their long-term plans.

Real Madrid and Barcelona are also monitoring developments, sources indicate, with Olise reportedly open to a future switch to LaLiga should the opportunity arise. For now, however, the former Crystal Palace star is understood to be settled in Munich and focused on continuing his rapid ascent in Germany.

Olise’s performances since arriving at the Allianz Arena have turned heads across the continent, and the persistent pursuit from Premier League giants and PSG underscores the widespread belief that he is among Europe’s most electrating wide players.

While Bayern remain steadfast, Liverpool appear to be hedging their bets. Transfer expert Florian Plettenberg reports that the Merseysiders are ready to pivot to RB Leipzig’s 19-year-old prodigy Yan Diomande, valued at around €80 million. Diomande’s breakout campaign—nine goals and five assists in 23 Bundesliga appearances—has marked him out as a more attainable target should Olise remain unobtainable.

For now, Bayern’s stance is non-negotiable: Olise is going nowhere. Yet the chorus of interest from England and France suggests the battle for his signature is only just beginning.