Bundesliga News: Bayern plan record Olise deal to 2032 as Köln issue Wagner ultimatum

Bayern Munich are planning a blockbuster contract extension for Michael Olise until 2032 on record wages. Meanwhile, Werder Bremen suffer a major blow with Salim Musah, and FC Köln issue an ultimatum to manager René Wagner.

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Bayern Munich set to hand Michael Olise bumper new deal until 2032

Bayern Munich are planning a record-breaking contract extension for Michael Olise until 2032.

Bayern Munich have proposed a contract extension until 2032 for 24-year-old Michael Olise, which would see his wages rise from €14 million to a staggering €25 million per year following a sensational return of eight goals and four assists in seven matches. Amid interest from Real Madrid and Liverpool, Olise's camp is demanding a release clause in excess of €200 million.

Werder Bremen dealt major blow as Salim Musah ruled out until 2027

Werder Bremen striker Salim Musah is ruled out for the rest of 2026 with a serious thigh injury.

Werder Bremen's towering 20-year-old striker Salim Musah (1.98m) has suffered a severe left thigh muscle injury while on international duty with Germany Under-20s, ruling him out for the rest of 2026. The forward is not expected to return until early 2027, dealing a massive blow to Bremen, who are already missing key midfielder Jens Stage through injury.

FC Köln issue sack ultimatum to manager René Wagner

FC Köln manager René Wagner faces an ultimatum over his future ahead of the Gladbach clash.

FC Köln are set to sack 38-year-old manager René Wagner if they suffer defeat against Gladbach on 11 October 2026. Wagner has won just two of his last 11 Bundesliga matches, picking up a mere four points from the opening four games. The board have already reached a preliminary agreement with 57-year-old Horst Steffen to stand by as his replacement.

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