Premier League giants line up nine-figure bids for Bayern winger Michael Olise as PSG and La Liga heavyweight circle

Several Premier League clubs are reportedly preparing nine-figure offers for Bayern Munich star Michael Olise, while Paris Saint-Germain and a major La Liga side closely monitor the 23-year-old’s situation — but Bayern insist their French winger is not for sale and are working on a new long-term deal.

Reports in European media suggest that Bayern Munich could face a transfer battle to keep Michael Olise beyond 2026, with multiple Premier League clubs said to be readying offers in the “nine-figure” range for the France international. According to recent coverage, English giants – with Liverpool often named among the most determined suitors – view Olise as a potential marquee signing and are exploring bids that could exceed €100m to bring him back to the Premier League.

The interest is not limited to England. PSG are reported to have added Olise to their list of priority attacking targets as they continue to strengthen their French core, while at least one top La Liga club is also tracking the winger’s progress in Bavaria. Those clubs are described as “closely following” his situation rather than actively negotiating at this stage, waiting to see whether Bayern show any openness to talks if massive bids arrive.

For now, Bayern’s stance is firm. Club executives have repeatedly stressed in recent weeks that Olise is a key part of their long-term project. Sporting chiefs Christoph Freund and Max Eberl have both underlined that the player’s contract runs until 2029 and, crucially, contains no release clause, giving Bayern strong leverage in any discussions. German and international reports indicate that the club is already working on a lucrative extension with a substantial salary increase to reward his impact and deter would-be bidders.

On the pitch, Olise has justified the attention: across all competitions this season he has delivered double-digit goal contributions, with some outlets crediting him with 9 goals and 11 assists in 23 appearances, underlining his status as one of Europe’s most productive wide attackers in his age group.

With no formal offer yet reported and Bayern under no pressure to sell, the situation remains at the rumour stage. But if Premier League clubs do convert their interest into official nine-figure bids – and if PSG or a La Liga giant decide to join the race – Olise could become one of the headline transfer sagas of the 2026 window, testing both Bayern’s resolve and the financial firepower of Europe’s elite.