Real Madrid summer target sets key condition to renew contract with Bayern Munich – report

Real Madrid summer target sets key condition to renew contract with Bayern Munich – report For much of the summer, one player who was heavily linked with a move to Real Madrid was Bayern Munich superstar Michael Olise. However, with the Frenchman looking like an unrealistic target, Los Blancos shifted their attention to signing Yan Diomande for a record fee from RB Leipzig. Madrid’s long-standing interest in the former Crystal Palace winger is well documented, and this feels like a transfer saga that could keep reappearing in the coming transfer windows. Now, according to BILD (h/t Mundo Deportivo ), Bayern want to begin renewal talks with Olise, whose existing deal runs until 2029. The German champions are determined to protect one of their biggest stars after refusing to entertain interest in him during the summer. Bayern prepare enormous offer Olise has only strengthened his reputation this season. The 24-year-old has eight goals and four assists for Bayern across all competitions, following a remarkable 2025-26 campaign in which he recorded 22 goals and 31 assists at club level. Michael Olise has become a genuine superstar at Bayern Munich. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images) Bayern now want to extend his contract until 2032 and are preparing an offer worth €25 million net per season. That would place Olise alongside Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala among the club’s highest earners. Olise is said to be open to negotiating an extension, but there is one significant condition. The France international wants a release clause inserted into any new agreement, potentially worth around €200 million. Real Madrid given something to monitor For Real Madrid, although the renewal might normally push them away from the player, the release clause offers a degree of hope for the future. Olise signing until 2032 without a release clause in place would make an already difficult operation even harder. A release clause, even an enormous one, would at least establish a clear route for a future transfer without Bayern having complete control over negotiations. €200 million is not a normal figure, but for a player of Olise’s quality, it might be a premium Madrid are willing to pay. Olise remains an intriguing fit at Madrid Madrid already possess enormous attacking talent, yet Olise offers a profile that could make particular tactical sense. A left-footed Olise would add balance to Madrid’s increasingly right-footed attack. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images) He is naturally left-footed and operates from the right, potentially providing greater balance to an attack containing players who frequently prefer central or left-sided areas. His creativity, to go along with his goalscoring output, also makes him much more than a conventional winger. Bayern have no intention of losing him, but a renewal with a release clause could suit Real Madrid. It remains to be seen whether the Frenchman is seen wearing Madrid white and playing at the Bernabeu in the coming seasons.