Michael Olise has emerged as one of the standout players at the 2026 World Cup, and his future is once again becoming a talking point across Europe.
According to Diario AS, the Bayern Munich winger plans to meet with club officials after the tournament to discuss his future and better understand his standing within the club following two outstanding seasons in Germany.
Olise reportedly wants clarity on Bayern’s long-term plans before making any decisions.
The report adds that several of Europe’s biggest
clubs are monitoring the situation, including Premier League sides, Paris Saint-Germain, and Real Madrid.
While Real Madrid publicly denied making an approach for the French international, AS maintains that Olise is a player the club “likes very much.”
Olise and his representatives reportedly want “to sit down calmly after the World Cup, analyze everything and see what position to adopt after the dramatic change in his situation over the last few months.”
Bayern are aware the meeting is coming and, according to the report, have begun to accept that “anything can happen,” despite remaining confident given Olise’s long-term contract.
AS also claims Bayern believe the 24-year-old has been “seduced by everything he has been hearing in recent weeks,” with the club waiting to hear his intentions first-hand before the summer market fully unfolds.
Should Olise become available, Real Madrid are expected to remain one of the clubs closely monitoring developments.
