Bayern Munich are preparing a new package in their attempt to sign Michael Olise, according to reporting by BILD published on Tuesday. The German outlet says fresh details have emerged about what the club is willing to offer the winger.
BILD's report on the so-called Olise poker game was picked up by several German football outlets, including sport.de, SPOX and FCBinside. One of those follow-up reports raises the question of a release clause worth 200 million euros in any deal, though BILD's own summary does not confirm such a figure.
The coverage also points to comments from former Bayern executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, who was quoted describing Olise as more mature than Lamine Yamal while discussing the club's plan for the player. That comparison appeared in SPOX's summary of the situation.
Taken together, the reports suggest Bayern are treating Olise as a priority target and are willing to structure an offer around him. The exact terms remain unclear from the material available, and no agreement has been reported.
What to watch next: whether Bayern's offer advances the talks, and whether the reported release clause figure is confirmed by the club or the player's representatives.
