Bayern Munich boss doubles down on desire to keep Michael Olise
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10-second readJan-Christian Dreesen has made Bayern Munich’s stance on Michael Olise clear—the club wants the Frenchman in Munich for the long haul, and the Bayern CEO believes he has the potential to reach the very top of world football.

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Jan-Christian Dreesen has made Bayern Munich’s stance on Michael Olise clear—the club wants the Frenchman in Munich for the long haul, and the Bayern CEO believes he has the potential to reach the very top of world football.
Asked whether Bayern have already started working on a new contract for Olise, Dreesen did not confirm that negotiations were underway. Instead, he emphasized the winger’s extraordinary talent, his importance to the team, and the club’s desire to keep him around for as long as possible.
“Michael is an exceptionally gifted footballer. If someone asked me today whether he could win the Ballon d’Or one day, my answer would always be: I don’t see why not.
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