Bayern Munich offers Olise Kane-level salary to fend off Real Madrid
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- Bayern Munich has reportedly offered Michael Olise a significant salary increase, aiming to match what Harry Kane earns, to fend off interest from Real Madrid.
- The club has declared Olise as "non-transferable" despite strong interest from the Spanish giants.
- This move by Bayern aims to motivate Olise and secure his commitment amidst competing offers.
Bayern Munich is reportedly making a substantial move to retain winger Michael Olise, offering him a salary package comparable to that of star striker Harry Kane. This significant increase, reportedly from 15 million euros to 25 million euros, aims to make him one of the highest-paid players at the club and deter interest from Spanish powerhouse Real Madrid.
Despite Real Madrid's reported keen interest in the French national team player, Bayern has publicly declared Olise as "non-transferable." This strong stance indicates the German club's determination to keep the talented winger in their squad.
The proposed salary hike is seen as Bayern's next strategic step to motivate Olise and ensure his continued commitment. By offering a contract that rivals Kane's earnings, Bayern hopes to solidify Olise's position within the team and fend off any potential transfer bids.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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