The next major showdown between Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid could take place far away from the pitch. According to AS, the Spanish giants are preparing a massive move to try and lure Michael Olise away from Bayern Munich after the 2026 World Cup. A transfer battle that is unlikely to please PSG.
A move to Real Madrid is gaining momentum for Olise, but PSG are also dreaming of signing the French international. Considered one of the top priorities of Luis Enrique and Luis Campos, the Bayern Munich star has been closely monitored by the Parisian club for several years. His profile is highly appreciated within the French champions’ hierarchy.
European Giants Target Michael Olise
Olise has become one of the hottest names in European football. After an outstanding season that produced 22 goals and 31 assists in 52 appearances, he has established himself as one of the game’s biggest stars. Unsurprisingly, both Real Madrid and PSG are among the clubs most eager to secure his signature.
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Reports from Spain suggest that Florentino Pérez is ready to do whatever it takes to bring in the player he views as the final Galáctico of his new project. A bid worth €150 million is reportedly already being prepared and could even surpass the symbolic €200 million mark.
Such figures would seriously complicate PSG’s ambitions. Bayern Munich have no intention of selling their French gem and would reportedly demand more than €200 million just to begin negotiations. The Bavarian club is also working on a contract extension that could keep Olise in Munich until 2031. The stage is now set for what could become another fierce transfer battle between two of Europe’s biggest clubs in the coming months.
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