Transfers
Bayern's €200 million ceiling turns Michael Olise into PSG’s nightmare
Bayern Munich have set a €200 million ceiling for any offer for winger Michael Olise, according to L’Equipe, signalling that only bids above that figure will be considered, while Paris Saint‑Germain have already ruled out signing the 24‑year‑old in the market this summer.
Bayern insist the French attacker is not for sale and are working to extend his contract, which runs until 2029. Dayot Upamecano is reportedly trying to persuade Olise to remain in Munich, adding a personal appeal to the club’s retention plan.
Olise finished last season with 22 goals and 31 assists in 52 appearances across all competitions. His contribution placed him among the most effective wide players in the Bundesliga.
At the 2026 FIFA World Cup he recorded five assists, the highest tally of any player in the tournament. The French midfielder’s impact on the international stage underscores his rising profile.
Paris Saint‑Germain describe a potential Olise deal as a ‘nightmare’ and say they need to refresh their attack this summer. Consequently, the French giants have turned their attention to younger options.
Paris Saint‑Germain are expected to focus on Monaco’s Maghnes Akliouche and RB Leipzig teenage sensation Yan Diomande. Personal terms have reportedly been agreed with Akliouche, while negotiations for Diomande have not yet begun despite the teenager choosing PSG over Liverpool.
The arrivals of Akliouche and Diomande could open the door for Bradley Barcola to depart Paris Saint‑Germain. Liverpool are currently leading the race to sign the French winger, while Olise has told close contacts he is keen to join Real Madrid and has sought advice from France teammates Kylian Mbappé and Aurélien Tchouaméni.
Bayern’s €200 million ceiling may force Olise to look elsewhere, while PSG’s shift toward younger talent reshapes their transfer strategy and could see Barcola exit. Both clubs now face a summer market defined by the French attacker’s ambitions and the price he commands.