Bayern chief on Olise’s future: “We want him to play for us for as long as possible”
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5-second readJan-Christian Dreesen says Bayern Munich want to discuss a potential contract extension with Michael Olise "when the time is right".
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Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has addressed Michael Olise’s future at the club, saying that the Bavarians want to keep the French winger “for as long as possible”.
Olise was linked with a move to Real Madrid during the summer, but ultimately remained at Bayern, where he is under contract until 2029. Asked about a potential contract extension beyond that date, Dreesen said the Bayern management plan to sit down with the winger and his representatives “when the time is right”.
“There is no need to discuss whether Michael is a gifted footballer – he most certainly is. If someone asked me today whether he would win the Ballon d'Or one day, my answer would always be: I don't see why not.
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