PSG Eyes Michael Olise as Bayern Munich Moves On from Rafael Leão

BERLIN, GERMANY - Bayern Munich's winger Michael Olise has become a target for Paris Saint-Germain, following interest from Real Madrid just days earlier. According to L’Équipe, PSG is preparing to make a summer transfer bid for the 24-year-old French international. Despite Bayern chairman Herbert Hainer's declaration that Olise is not for sale, speculation continues to surround the player's future as he gears up for his first World Cup with the French national team.

Olise, whose contract runs until 2029, is considered a valuable asset by Bayern, but the club may face challenges in securing an extension should interest from other clubs continue to grow. Recent reports suggest that Bayern might look to negotiate a new deal for Olise during the 2026/27 season, but the pressure of external temptations could complicate matters.

In other transfer news, Bayern Munich has decided against pursuing AC Milan winger Rafael Leão, despite previous links to the Portuguese star. Max Eberl, Bayern's sporting director, indicated that while discussions took place last summer, the club ultimately felt that Leão would not integrate well into their environment. AC Milan is reportedly seeking €50 million for Leão, but Bayern is exploring alternative options that would better fit their squad.

Meanwhile, Michael Olise's brother, Richard Olise, has been released by Chelsea amid a significant restructuring of their academy. Richard, who spent 11 years at Stamford Bridge without making a senior appearance, is now on the lookout for a new club.

As the summer transfer window approaches, clubs like Manchester United are also making moves, with reports linking them to Newcastle United's Lewis Hall, while Real Madrid is eyeing Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori. The transfer landscape is heating up as clubs seek to strengthen their rosters ahead of the new season.