Michael Olise has delivered two high-level seasons since arriving at Bayern Munich.

But he is reportedly already determined to take another step in his career.

According to L’Équipe, the 24-year-old winger wants to play for Real Madrid.

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And aware of that interest, the Spanish club will make an offer to sign the player after the Club World Cup ends.

Olise is under contract until June 30, 2029, and Bayern have no interest whatsoever in negotiating the departure of the player, who recorded 21 goals and 26 assists last season.

Something the German club had already made clear.

Olise is valued at €150 million, according to the transfer-specialist website Transfermarket.

That is exactly the same amount that Real wanted to pay for Atlético rivals’ Julián Álvarez.

He joined Bayern in July 2024 for €53 million after standing out at Crystal Palace.

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He has been an undisputed starter since arriving and also impressed with the French national team at the World Cup.

So far, José Mourinho’s Real have already signed Cucurella and Dumfries for €55 million and €20 million, respectively.

They have also secured the arrivals of Bernardo Silva and Konaté on free transfers.

Meanwhile, Endrick returned from loan after playing for Lyon in the second half of the season.

On the other hand, Carvajal, Alaba, and Dani Ceballos left the club after their contracts expired. And Fran García was sold to Betis for €4 million.

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