According to AS journalist José Félix Díaz, Olisé will hold talks with Bayern Munich after the World Cup to discuss his future at the club.
Olisé has become one of the most sought-after players in the transfer market. Despite his success at Bayern Munich, speculation about his future has intensified, with several European clubs monitoring his situation while respecting the Bundesliga club's position.
Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid have both been linked with the French forward, but any move ultimately depends on the player's decision. Olisé has expressed his desire to hold talks with Bayern Munich first to clarify the club's plans for him and assess his standing after two seasons, during which he has established himself as one of the world's elite players.
Olisé wants to address the uncertainty surrounding his future and understand Bayern Munich's perspective on keeping him. With several top clubs expressing interest, he intends to use the post-World Cup meeting to make an informed decision about his next move.
Olisé and his representatives plan to carefully evaluate the situation after the tournament and determine their position based on developments in recent months. His rapid rise has exceeded expectations, and Bayern Munich must now acknowledge his elevated status.
The club will be the first to learn his thoughts. Bayern is aware that the contract Olisé signed two years ago no longer reflects his current market value and standing. His performances have demonstrated the caliber of a world-class talent, and the club recognizes the seriousness of his intention to hold discussions.
While Bayern Munich has maintained a firm public stance on retaining Olisé, they understand that his contract alone may not be sufficient to keep him. Real Madrid has denied making contact, though their admiration for the player is well known. Premier League clubs and Paris Saint-Germain are also keeping close watch, but Real Madrid's interest appears to hold particular appeal for Olisé.
Developments are expected after the World Cup, but it is clear Bayern Munich now views a substantive conversation with the player as essential.
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