Michael Olise is set to receive a new contract at Bayern Munich as the club aims to fend off interest from Real Madrid. Reports indicate that Real Madrid has shifted their focus to other targets, particularly Chelsea’s Enzo Fernandez, allowing Bayern to act swiftly to retain one of their key players.

According to renowned German football insider Christian Falk, Bayern is prepared to nearly double Olise’s wages in a new deal that could keep him at the club until 2031. Falk humorously noted, "You’ve heard the saying, if in trouble, make it double," highlighting the club's determination to secure their star.

Currently, Olise earns around €15 million a year, which places him in the middle tier of Bayern's salary structure. Given his status as one of the club’s standout performers, a new contract is expected to bring him closer to the €25 million mark, similar to what teammates like Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala earn.

In other transfer news, Liverpool is reportedly pursuing Yan Diomande, with developments suggesting a deal is progressing. Meanwhile, Fulham is actively seeking a new manager, creating additional buzz in the transfer market.