Bayern Munich is rumored to be close on signing Crystal Palace attacker Michael Olise.
We might find out soon enough, but Olise is expected to rake in a serious €13.5 million per season salary per the Daily Mail:Michael Olise is set to bank an eye-watering weekly salary after deciding to join Bayern Munich over several Premier League clubs this summer, reports claim.
Winger Olise had attracted interest from the likes of Chelsea and Newcastle but, as reported by Mail Sport, Bayern are now set to agree a deal with Crystal Palace.
Both sides have entered negotiations over Olise’s release clause and journalist Christian Falk has reported that Bayern have triggered the £55million option.
If true, will Bayern Munich get production that matches that salary?
Bayern Munich is rumored to be close on signing Crystal Palace attacker Michael Olise.
Will Olise be more of the same at the wing position (shoot first, high pay, inconsistent production) or will he provide a different look (look for Harry Kane, fair pay, good production)?
We might find out soon enough, but Olise is expected to rake in a serious €13.5 million per season salary per the Daily Mail:
Michael Olise is set to bank an eye-watering weekly salary after deciding to join Bayern Munich over several Premier League clubs this summer, reports claim. Winger Olise had attracted interest from the likes of Chelsea and Newcastle but, as reported by Mail Sport, Bayern are now set to agree a deal with Crystal Palace. Both sides have entered negotiations over Olise’s release clause and journalist Christian Falk has reported that Bayern have triggered the £55million option. Chelsea had made it known late on Friday that they were no longer in the race for the 22-year-old’s signature while Manchester United did not make an offer. It is understood that Palace had been willing to offer Olise a new deal to stay but the lure of Champions League football proved too much to contend with.Olise is also expected to earn a substantially larger wage packet at the Allianz Arena with Falk claiming he is expected to rake in £220,000 every week.
If true, will Bayern Munich get production that matches that salary?
