According to Fichajes, Liverpool are ready to make a big attempt to sign Michael Olise. The Reds are willing to present Bayern Munich with a massive offer in the summer, which could make or break the stance taken up by the Bundesliga giants on the French winger.
Michael Olise is probably one of the top five right wingers in world football at the moment. The reason for his rise in stature has been his magnificent numbers for Bayern Munich in his season and a half there, but also how he has grown his game to the next level.
Olise is key to Bayern Munich’s present and future, with the Frenchman forming a formidable front-three partnership with the likes of Luis Diaz and Harry Kane. Bayern Munich are protected by a long-term deal that lasts until 2031, and they are also planning to offer him a new deal, while showing no interest in considering offers from suitors.
Speaking of interest, Michael Olise certainly has a raft of suitors chasing his signature ahead of the summer, with Liverpool among those set to be disappointed if Bayern Munich end up keeping him. Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City and even Real Madrid to an extent, are keen to explore a move if they see an opening from Bayern Munich in this case.
Liverpool, in particular, are seen as the leader in the race to sign Olise, as they are seeking his signature due to the possibility of offloading Mohamed Salah next summer. The 24-year-old Bayern Munich star could be the ideal replacement for the Egyptian, and he has shown signs he could even match the veteran attacker’s output in the near future.
Liverpool are considering Olise as Salah’s direct replacement, although they have other options such as RB Leipzig’s Yan Diomande. Despite Bayern Munich’s strong stance on keeping the French international and even offering a new deal, Liverpool are not giving up, as the report states they could offer as much as €200 million to test the Bavarians’ resolve on their star winger.
The 24-year-old Bayern Munich star could feel the seriousness from Liverpool should they make such a mammoth offer. More importantly, should such a bid was to be made, Bayern Munich could consider negotiating a deal, although at the moment, the chances of that offer arriving seem remote.
