Live from Fabrizio Romano, the transfer market has been set on fire with a dramatic twist involving Bayern Munich star Michael Olise. Reports emerging tonight reveal that the German giants have now placed a massive asking price on the 22-year-old winger, following growing interest from Liverpool and several other elite clubs across Europe.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Bayern Munich are absolutely unwilling to let Olise leave on the cheap after his dazzling start to life in Germany. The Frenchman, who only joined Bayern earlier this year from Crystal Palace, has already made a huge impression in the Bundesliga, delivering assists, goals, and electrifying performances that have drawn attention from the Premier League once again.
Liverpool, under new head coach Arne Slot, have been closely monitoring the situation. Slot is said to admire Olise’s creativity, flair, and ability to unlock tight defenses—qualities that could transform Liverpool’s attacking options in the seasons ahead. But Bayern’s stance is clear: any club that wants to prise Olise away will have to meet their staggering valuation.
Romano reports that Bayern Munich have slapped a price tag believed to be in the region of £85–90 million, a figure that reflects both Olise’s rising stock and the club’s determination not to lose one of their brightest young stars. The German champions view him as a long-term project and a key part of their future, but they are aware that persistent Premier League interest could test their resolve.
Liverpool aren’t the only suitors, with Manchester United, Chelsea, and even Paris Saint-Germain all keeping close tabs on developments. But with Bayern standing firm, it will take a monumental financial commitment for any side to lure Olise away.
As Romano put it: “Bayern are happy with Olise, but in football, anything can happen. If a huge bid arrives, they will consider—but it won’t be easy.”
This transfer saga has only just begun, and Liverpool fans will now be anxiously waiting to see if the Reds will push forward in what could be one of the most high-profile battles of the transfer window.
