Bayern Munich set price tag of up to €300 million for Real Madrid target – report

Bayern Munich set price tag of up to €300 million for Real Madrid target – report Before signing Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig for around €140 million, Michael Olise was by far Real Madrid’s most important target in the summer transfer window. The club were in talks with Bayern Munich over prising away the French international, who is now regarded as one of the best players in world football. Florentino Perez was keen on making Olise the next big Galactico signing after Kylian Mbappe. But the move never materialised, as Bayern Munich simply weren’t keen on offloading their star player. Bayern Munich set price tag of up to €300 million Bayern Munich have no desire to sell Olise anytime soon. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images) According to Diario AS , it appears Bayern Munich have made the route to sign Olise a lot harder by setting a price tag of up to €300 million. As one of the biggest players in world football, Bayern Munich are more than aware of the fact that Olise’s valuation has soared significantly in the past few years. Having signed him from Crystal Palace for just €53 million in 2024, the German giants are now demanding a whopping €300 million. The Bavarians’ valuation has been further backed by the fact that Olise has a long-term contract at Allianz Arena until 2029 and has shown no desire to force his way out of the club. Bayern Munich, though, have been unable to convince the player to sign a contract extension just yet. When asked about the talks stalling, honorary president Uli Hoeness said, “The time will come to reach a new agreement. He has two more years of contract.” The report does suggest the final decision on his future may ultimately rest with the player himself next summer. Olise’s complex character and Real Madrid’s position Olise has been involved in 19 goals for Bayern Munich in all competitions this season. (Photo by Mattia Ozbot/Getty Images) According to the report, there is another factor that clubs are weighing up when it comes to Olise. The winger is known for a somewhat distant and unusual character off the pitch, something that has not gone unnoticed by major clubs across Europe. For Real Madrid, then, any future pursuit of Olise looks astronomically expensive and far from straightforward, given the fact that Bayern Munich have set such a high price tag and have no desire to sell him . With his contract running until 2029, Real Madrid can do nothing but play the waiting game for the time being. The Spanish giants must also first resolve the future of underperforming star Vinicius Jr., whose potential exit could go a long way in freeing up the space required to sign a big player lile Olise.