Liverpool has recently shown interest in Michael Olise, with potential developments on his future at Bayern Munich. According to German journalist Christian Falk, the France international could be offered a release clause if he signs a new contract with Bayern.

Currently, there is no release clause in Olise's contract, but Falk suggests that Bayern might introduce one to secure the player while also ensuring they have a financial safety net. He stated:

"Bayern Munich is now pushing hard to get Michael Olise on fresh terms, as there’s simply no player like the right winger available on the market."

Bayern has shifted its stance on release clauses recently, with Jamal Musiala being one notable example. Falk highlighted that any potential release clause for Olise would be significantly high:

• €150m
• €200m
• €250m

Liverpool might find it challenging to meet a €200m or €250m fee, but €150m could be within reach, resembling the amount they paid for Bradley Barcola this summer.

As the situation unfolds, there remains the possibility that Olise may not agree to a new deal with Bayern, potentially allowing Liverpool to negotiate a more favorable fee. This transfer saga is poised to be an intriguing one as both clubs explore their options.