Reports from Germany say Michael Olise is set to sign a new lucrative contract with Bayern Munich, which would make it almost impossible for Liverpool to bring him in.
Olise came through Reading's academy before making his professional debut in the Championship and then moving to Crystal Palace. At Selhurst Park, his performances and creativity in the Premier League attracted attention from European giants. After joining Bayern, his level has improved further, making him one of the most dangerous attacking players in world football, and he has reportedly also entered Liverpool's recruitment department's sights.

However, the possibility of him returning to English football is becoming increasingly unlikely.
According to recent reports, Bayern are preparing to offer Olise a well-paid contract extension that includes a remarkably high release clause, with the intention of discouraging potential suitors.
Historically, Bayern have taken pride in refusing to include release clauses in players' contracts, ensuring the club retains full control over decisions regarding players' futures. However, changes in the modern football landscape are forcing the Bundesliga giants to adapt.