Spanish media: If Real Madrid offers over €200 million for Olise, Bayern, as a private entity, will certainly let him go.

The transfer market valuation has been refreshed, and there are now 20 "€100 million men" in football. Florentino Pérez has submitted a bid exceeding €150 million for a top-tier midfielder/forward who does not play in the Premier League. Media analysis and Fabrizio Romano's information indicate that target is Bayern Munich's 24-year-old French right winger, Michael Olise.

According to the latest report from Spanish media outlet *eldebate*, it is absolutely possible for Real Madrid to sign Olise because Bayern Munich is a private entity. Although Bayern claims Olise is not for sale, if Real Madrid makes a sufficient offer—even surpassing the world transfer record of €225 million—Bayern will let Olise leave. This is because the pragmatic German mindset will lead Bayern to sell Olise at a high price. Real Madrid would need to include floating clauses and bonuses to pay in installments rather than a lump sum. The total value of this deal is likely to exceed the €200 million mark.

Bayern signed Olise from Premier League side Crystal Palace in the summer of 2024 for €53 million. After two years in the Bundesliga, Olise's market value has skyrocketed to €150 million, making him the most valuable player in the German league. Over those two seasons, Olise has made 107 appearances for Bayern in all competitions, contributing 42 goals and 49 assists—an extremely efficient record.

Real Madrid's squad is heavily imbalanced toward the left side, with an overcrowded left flank. The club has gone two consecutive seasons without major trophies, and the lineup needs balance between left and right. Signing Olise would help Real Madrid's attack flourish on both wings and regain championship honors. Florentino Pérez loves building star-studded squads, and Olise is exactly the kind of elite €100-million-level superstar Real Madrid urgently needs.