Real Madrid plans to submit a £130 million (€150 million) bid for Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise if Florentino Pérez is re-elected as club president, sources say [1, 2]. The 24-year-old French winger joined Bayern Munich in 2024 and is currently under contract until 2029, making the German club reluctant to sell and describing Olise as "unsellable" [1, 2].
The proposal was confirmed on June 5, just days before the presidency election scheduled that weekend [2]. Real Madrid has also secured deals for defenders Ibrahima Konaté and Denzel Dumfries as part of its preparations for the upcoming summer transfer window [2].
Reports indicate José Mourinho could return as Real Madrid’s manager if Pérez wins. Mourinho has recently scouted Olise, having watched him play in the German Cup final last month [2].
Bayern Munich’s strong stance on keeping Olise, backed by his long contract, suggests any deal would require intense negotiations. Olise’s performance and age make him a coveted asset in European football.
The presidency election’s outcome this weekend will determine whether Real Madrid moves forward with the high-value bid for Olise. Until then, Bayern Munich aims to retain one of its key attacking players [2].
