Bayern Munich consider leaving door ajar for Real Madrid to sign Michael Olise in 2027

Bayern Munich are considering the possibility of leaving the door open for Real Madrid to sign Michael Olise in 2027. Despite signing Yan Diomande, Bayern bosses are not ruling out the prospect of pursuing Olise again in the future. The two players had initially been targeted simultaneously, but Bayern ultimately opted to sign Diomande instead.

Real Madrid refrained from making a move during the recent summer transfer window, likely to project their relationship with Bayern positively. However, they reserve the right to act if the opportunity arises, particularly if Bayern were to attach a release clause to Olise's contract. Bayern's club bosses have indicated a willingness to attach a substantial release clause, potentially in the range of €150m to €250m, in order to secure a successor for the departed player.

While Real Madrid may no longer deem Olise an essential signing following Diomande's acquisition and the addition of other options like Arda Guler, Brahim Diaz, and Franco Mastantuono, the Bavarian club remains open to the possibility of a future collaboration with their Spanish counterparts.