Bayern CEO Dreesen: Olise staying, contract not a concern
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FC Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen confirms Michael Olise will stay at the club, noting he has three years left on his contract and that a new deal is a matter for management.
FC Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has confirmed that Michael Olise will remain with the club. Speaking on the player's future, Dreesen stated: “Michael Olise will stay, of course.”
When asked about a potential new contract for the winger, Dreesen noted that Olise still has three years remaining on his current deal. “New contract? He still has three years left on his contract. That’s a question for our management,” Dreesen said.
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