Michael Olise

After a prolific debut season in Munich, the Colombian winger has become a central part of Vincent Kompany’s attack alongside Harry Kane and Michael Olise. Speculation surrounding Luis Díaz’s future has created an obvious question for Bayern Munich: should the Bundesliga champions consider cashing in on the Colombian winger, or keep one of their most productive attacking players? On sporting grounds, the argument for keeping Díaz is compelling. His first season in Germany demonstrated how quickly he could adapt to Vincent Kompany’s system

Man United is eyeing Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise as one of the initial signings under the leadership of Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Although a move in the January transfer window has been ruled out, the 22-year-old is a prime target for the summer overhaul. Olise, who signed a four-year contract with Palace in August, has a release clause in his £100,000-per-week deal set to activate in the upcoming summer. The exact figure of the release clause remains undisclosed but is expected to surpass