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The Bayern Insider: Munich tracking Man City “sham” scandal as Olise exit clause mooted

Welcome to today’s exclusive & comprehensive round-up of all things Bayern Munich from Bayern insider Christian Falk. Featuring updates on Erling Haaland, Michael Olise, Luis Diaz, and Dani Olmo.Tod...

The Bayern Insider: Munich tracking Man City “sham” scandal as Olise exit clause mooted

Bayern Munich is monitoring the ongoing legal dispute between Manchester City and the Premier League regarding breaches of the league's financial rules. The club is waiting for the outcome of the appeal from Manchester City before taking any action. Bayern Munich and Manchester City share a relationship, as seen in a secret meeting between former Bayern boss Pep Guardiola, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, and Uli Hoeneß in the last week.

The situation is being closely watched by the German national team, particularly after Germany's 1-0 defeat to Greece, with Jürgen Klopp expressing a positive spirit for the team. Bayern is also in contract talks with Harry Kane, aiming to secure a new deal for the Englishman, while simultaneously working on a new contract for winger Michael Olise.

Olise's current salary of €14m is significantly lower than that of top earners such as Jamal Musiala and Harry Kane, which could potentially lead to a substantial salary increase if a new contract is signed.

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