One of them is a terrible nightmare. Bayern identify 4 possible endings to solve Olisse crisis

German newspaper Bild have revealed four scenarios Bayern Munich are exploring over the future of their France star Michael Olisse amid growing interest from Real Madrid in signing the 24-year-old forward, who has been linked with a contract with the Bavarian club until 2029.

The German outlet explained that the first scenario is to extend Olissi’s contract and pay him 25 million euros a year, which would make him the team’s second-highest paid player behind England star Harry Kane, a move aimed at permanently closing the door on any attempt to sign him.

As for the second scenario, it calls for maintaining the status quo, that is, not renewing the player’s contract and being satisfied with the current contract that ends in 2029, which gives the Bayern administration enough time to make a final decision on his future.

A third scenario concerns the possibility that Olissi openly asks to leave, which could lead to a drop in his level on the pitch or even a strike, an option that is a real nightmare for the German administration.

As for the fourth and final scenario, it is the arrival of an offer in excess of 200 million euros for the Frenchman, a scenario that Bayern Munich strongly rules out, given that any club willing to poach Olisse would have to pay an imaginary sum in excess of this figure.

Olisi is considered one of the most sought-after players in the current summer transfer market due to serious interest from Real Madrid, but Bayern Munich are adamant that they have no intention of parting with their star.

It is understood that the Bavarian club are sticking to their stance of refusing to sell Olissi and that Real Madrid will not be drawn into a direct conflict with Bayern Munich, especially in light of the strong negotiating position the German club enjoy with the remainder of his contract.